Word: willingness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The furor is a curious sort of testament to Kissinger. Twelve years out of office, he still commands immense authority, especially in the absence of fresh ideas from official Washington; the Bush Administration's long-awaited "national-security review" of policy toward the U.S.S.R. has turned out to be a...
There is an additional irony: all the time-saving devices may actually make people work harder. Sometime in the early '80s, suggests futurist Selwyn Enzer, Americans came to worship career status as a measure of individual worth, and many were willing to sacrifice any amount of leisure time to get...
But not everyone is willing to engage in fusion speculation--whether of the scientific or geopolitical variety.
"It's like willing money to the university, and if you look at it in this light it's not that bad. If I died tomorrow, that money would enable another student to come here," Gonzalez added.
While this is a specific case, it need not be an isolated one. We are not afraid to look at all our advertising. We realize this would require us to create boundaries, but these are ethical lines that we are willing to draw.