Schwartz sounds like a prison warden pointing out the craftsmanship of the license plates while inmates set fire to the cafeteria.
The warden pointed into a room of cells.
Moreover, Rutledge and Mitchell (2002) and Rutledge and Warden (2000) pointed out the importance of teachers' understanding of evolutionary theory and NOS to make plausible instructional and curricular decisions with regard to teaching evolution.
Warden and Allan point out that the file is moved onto new devices when an old one is replaced: "Apple might have new features in mind that require a history of your location, but that's our specualtion.
On the Web site of the city's Tree and Open Space Commission, Scott Wheeler, the city tree warden, makes a similar point.
At one point a warden seeks to understand this incorrigible inmate's propensity for "nihilistic and godless behavior" and asks Bronson, who has developed a habit of taking hostages in his cell, what he wants from the authorities.
"It's like a fire hose when the rain comes, just a deluge," said Dennis Doran, a neighbor and a former senior warden of the church, pointing up toward a drainpipe that was once attached to copper gutters that were long ago stolen and sold for scrap.
Warden also makes some important points about the need to encourage greater openness from data scientists, and I include the paragraph below because he puts it better than I could: What am I doing about it?
It looked like the waiting room of a doctor's office, and that, the warden explained, is exactly the point.
Like the time a block warden, at a very low point in the war, asks Frankl to speak to the inmates.
