He also cautioned that this positive view of synbio's capabilities be tempered with a wisdom that avoids fetishizing science by over-relying on arguments based on utopian visions or a hyperbolic sense of urgency.
Administrators call non-reporting a problem, but non-reporting reflects survivors' wisdom in avoiding a second assault comprised of bad information, non-transparency and deficient empathy.
The wisdom to avoid war and to have the patience to wait out the enemy is sorely needed at this time.
Although they taught her valuable financial lessons - such as the wisdom of avoiding credit cards and hire purchase - she blames their stinginess for her ambivalence about spending now.
Computer printouts taped to the gate, in Serbian and English, warned: "KFOR Stop or I will fire!" A Serbian government spokesman, Milivoje Mihajlovioc, told Reuters: "I am hoping Kosovo Serbs will preserve wisdom and avoid almost certain provocations.
For an idealist who wanted to change lives, the streets had a way of administering lessons more quickly than college ever could -- like the wisdom to avoid the elevators in certain buildings.
Too often, policymakers dismissed worst-case scenarios and stuck to conventional wisdom to avoid looking like a "loose cannon," in the paper's words.
If you could press a magic button, keep your kids, acquire all of life's wisdom, and avoid the misery of a divorce, would you hit that button?
It was possible to read Easter's novel as a cautionary tale about the self-immolating temptations of vengeance, the wisdom of avoiding beautiful narcissists, or the inevitable doom of "foolproof" criminal plots.
This question is also [central] for China and the U.S.. Do we have the resolve and wisdom to avoid the old loop [of conflict between established and rising powers?] And can we build a new type of relationship and global order through cooperation instead of confrontation?
