Word: objectivity
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...unoriginal ones." In 1999 when he took a job as a 3-D artist to pay the bills at game company Namco, the Tokyo-based Takahashi didn't even own a PlayStation, that near ubiquitous Japanese device. He was an art-school graduate with a passion for sculpting bizarre objects like goat-shaped flowerpots. Living in a tactile world, he didn't see the point in a virtual one. Why jump into a pixilated version of a car when you've got a real one sitting in your driveway? But then the sticky-ball idea rolled, fully formed, into Takahashi...
...midst of this real, worthless trash, however, was a hidden treasure: a table of found object art—trash for the discerning connoisseur...
...mercenary army would send the signal that the international system has failed and that the West has no political resolve to stop genocide. But this would be the truth. Indeed, if the international community cannot offer a solution to this genocide, perhaps it is in no position to object to mercenary armies...
...midst of this real, worthless trash, however, was a hidden treasure: a table of found object art—trash for the discerning connoisseur...
...were a civil servant assigned to the role of executing prisoners, I would object, refusing to carry out my duties, even at the risk of being fired, because they contradict my moral code, which is defined by my religious beliefs. Even if the institution I act within is a civic institution, all of my actions are nevertheless subject to morality. I may not agree with Pope Benedict’s stance on homosexual marriage, but to say that it isn’t the Church’s business to call people to action on such a thing is completely...