We could go on and on about this, but it will suffice to say: this is the newest example of activism as adventurism, in which Africa is a just a picturesque backdrop for entertainment.
It is the role of the prime minister and his front bench to set the example, to say, "This is racism and we do not accept it in Australia".
To say "This is a triangle," for example, is to attribute a certain property, that of being a triangle, to a certain spatiotemporal object, such as a figure drawn in the sand.
Needless to say, this list is a prime example of creativity creep: many of the products it contains depend upon virtues such as ingenuity and inventiveness more than they depend on anything like "a human reflex of God's creative energy".
Needless to say, this list is a prime example of creativity creep: many of the products it contains depend upon virtues such as ingenuity and inventiveness more than they depend on anything like "a human reflex of God's creative energy". Step back, though, and you can see an even deeper problem: the implicit conflation of the production of things with the living of a creative life.
Sad to say, this is just one more example of how anti-prostitution laws corrupt police.
So now I just have, I think, about two more things to say about this example.
Okay so that was really what I wanted to say about this example, but let me just make a remark in passing.
The host, Graham Norton, said this example was comforting and encouraged young actors to take solace in Streep's example.
It provides historical context, making it possible to say, for example, "This adjustment last quarter would have made us X% more efficient, so let's do that going forward". Batch-only has been the dominant approach in enterprises for some time, but the limitations of that approach have become apparent.
