Imagine the augmented version of this, a politics in which all participants inhabit their own highly tailored realities, and are in the process of forgetting that those realities are partially constructed, so "natural" and "intuitive" do they feel.
This album by the kid who got famous by posting YouTube videos of himself is a clear example of an emotionally flattened age, one where we confuse narcissism for self-awareness and -- as the stars of our own respective films -- where we can create narratives online and bring them to life regardless of truth, tailoring reality as we see fit.
Improved institutions must be tailored to Caribbean reality.
Increased understanding of the pathogenesis of obesity and type 2 diabetes, for example, should not only help differentiate responders from nonresponders but also make tailored therapy a reality.
They described the need for HIV-prevention effortailoredred to the reality and world-view of Zambian women, rather than those developed by foreigners: "It is time for us to fight HIV in a more logical way without adopting western cultural norms and in the process abandoning what is ours.
This is natural and to be expected; you are still you and everything you adopt must be tailored to that reality.
The Commission said that it was "time that governments around the world are allowed to responsibly experiment with regulation models that are tailored to their realities and local need".
Together, they devise a new approach, tailored to local realities, and proceed to implement it over months and sometimes years.
Resources could be more effectively allocated if these concurrent conditions were treated consistently and if the available therapies were better tailored to the realities of this vulnerable population [ 17].
Nonpharmacological alternatives, including music therapy, aromatherapy, art therapy, behavioral therapy, reality orientation, tailored activities, and physical exercises, have shown promising results for the management of BPSD [ 21– 23].
