We find widespread support for unconditional domestic action on climate change, and we find this willingness to act alone is not based on naiveté rather, it appears to be associated with an awareness of the collective nature of the problem.
At home, I live in an intentional community called Agape (the Greek word for unconditional love in action) with 14 friends, and we regularly host events in the evenings.
Neither step alters the findings, but they do simplify the policy choice set to three options: unconditional, conditional and no action (no action omitted baseline).
And unconditional rejection of such action is flatly inconsistent with the Coase framework that conservatives have justifiably celebrated.
While several people said they would back administration plans if more information convinced them the cause was just, only one expressed unconditional support for military action.
It replaces in its expectation calculation for a given action the unconditional probabilities of states by the conditional probabilities of the states, given the action — see Jeffrey 1983.
In his later work, Davidson specified this pro-attitude as 'an all-out, unconditional judgement that the action is desirable' (Davidson 1978, p. 99).
Think of unconditional love as an action more than a feeling.
Unconditional love is the action, the choice to strive for the well-being of another.
For instance, in Groundwork I, he says that he takes himself to have argued that "the objectives we may have in acting, and also our actions' effects considered as ends and what motivates our volition, can give to actions no unconditional or moral worth…[this] can be found nowhere but in the principle of the will, irrespective of the ends that can be brought about by such action" (4: 400).
