They generate new information that an innovator was unable to foresee.
And while we have enough imagination to invent new technologies, we are unable to foresee their consequences.
A psychologist at the trial testified that his abnormally low IQ meant he was unable to foresee consequences like others, therefore would not have been able to foresee that another might use a knife to inflict serious harm.
The paper argues that master/development plans based on technical principles with micro-level detailing are unable to foresee and hence or otherwise adapt to the economic dynamics and spatial restructuring in Mumbai; they are partly undermined by "occupancy urbanism" (Benjamin, 2008).
In this new novel she has to provide herself with puppets who will be good for three stages of suspense: you must first wonder who is going to be murdered, you must then wonder who is committing the murders, and you must finally be unable to foresee which of two men the heroine will marry.
Basically I find myself in the ideal position of being a spectator: things are happening that interest me profoundly, that correspond in general terms to what I wanted to see happen (even though I would have been unable to foresee them clearly) and my participation in them is not called for, in fact it is ruled out.
Yet, it's unable to foresee or handle the small stuff that can have dire consequences.
Therefore, Demosthenes is accused of misjudging events, opponents and opportunities and of being unable to foresee Philip's inevitable triumph.
Similar to how Dean and Ramona have an instant physical and emotional attraction, but are unable to foresee the difficult times ahead, they relish a moment they think they will last forever. .
The women had not used contraceptives or attempted to prevent the pregnancy in other ways, and reported this to be due to being unable to foresee the sexual act, being raped, having limited sexual knowledge, assuming the partner would take responsibility, hoping the pregnancy would lead to marriage, or not considering the possibility of becoming pregnant.
One factor is hyposensitivity to risk, whereby the subjects are unable to foresee (as they should) an uncertainty in the outcome (usually, a source of aversion before choice) or to perceive the punishment of "losses" (represented by a randomly and frequently omitted delivery of reward).
