But they both sacrificed for the greater good at a time when many Americans could not see it was a greater good.
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Restricting offensive or harmful language for the greater good is all fine and dandy until you become beholden to a definition of "greater good" you don't agree with.
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We deserve a better class of politicians who recognize the greater good and act in service of that greater good rather than in service of amassing more power.
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Created by UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, the class emphasizes the notion in positive psychology that happiness is linked to strong social connections and contributing to the greater good.
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" Colin Mayer, "Prosperity: Better Business Makes the Greater Good.
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She's doing it for the greater good of everyone involved.
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Think of the greater good and build your own character.
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But, at least its meddling is for the greater good.
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The greater good of those you care the most about.
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Every person is trying to contribute to the greater good.
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I wouldn't be concerned about the greater good of humanity.
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SO – KERNEN: ITS THE -- THAT'S THE GREATER GOOD, MR. SECRETARY.
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Martin is told the deal is for the greater good.
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Is everyone connected in a quest for the greater good?
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"The greater good was revealing the Irving Gill," she decided.
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Group solidarity, in service of the greater good, is paramount.
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But he added it would be for the greater good.
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I have to give up my candidacy for the greater good'?
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I wanted to use this platform to promote the greater good.
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Sometimes, the thought is, 'Let's use this for a greater good.
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"It accomplishes a greater good in helping give people practical advice."
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Engaging on critical issues will on balance serve the greater good.
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Do you think raising the price is for the greater good?
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The greater good, not the individual, is the primary moral consideration.
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But the celebration is also meant to serve the greater good.
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I make this decision for the greater good of the county.
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They were taught that the policy was for the greater good.
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If we can do that, that's all for the greater good.
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She's willing to sacrifice what she has for the greater good.
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"I just hope they are looking out for the greater good."
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That doesn't mean the red carpet can't do some greater good.
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Do you think raising the price is for the greater good?
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These days it's a lot harder for Musk to pretend that he's working in the interests of the greater good or that he even has a decent grasp on what most people would consider the greater good.
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They are unified by a belief in the greater good of government.
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We owe everyone fighting for that greater good a debt of gratitude.
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It's not hard to imagine him doing it for the greater good.
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Finally, screenshotting Snapchats of Solange is an act for the greater good.
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"I thought silence was the greater good," she tells Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.
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Now, we can put those devices to use for the greater good.
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They frequently have to compromise between personal desire and the greater good.
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Kate Hudson is all about doing what's right for the greater good.
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Everyone seems to have their own role to serve the greater good.
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Trump also has no record of sacrificing himself for the greater good.
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That's right — soothing your chapped lips can actually help the greater good.
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It's doing something for the greater good, for the longevity of humanity.
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" Finally he felt the responsibility "to do something for the greater good.
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"I feel like I'm doing something for the greater good," he says.
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Our shifts are a bit complicated, but it's for the greater good.
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That God can use Graham, despite the division, for the greater good.
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Compassion shown to those in need and sacrifice for the greater good.
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Sophie Scholl never intended to become a martyr for the greater good.
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Pelosi sought to couch her position in terms of the greater good.
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The government needs to effectively manage inevitable change for the greater good.
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Instead, it feels like he's sacrificing his youth for the greater good.
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This will improve lives and business, but also serves a greater good.
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The university has decided that this is necessary for the greater good.
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We sacrifice for the greater good constantly, with the big picture in mind.
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"Sometimes you have to do what's best for the greater good," he said.
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Sometimes you need to form troubling alliances in defense of the greater good.
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We don't have to be silent for the "greater good" of the party.
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It means coming to terms with shortcomings within yourself for the greater good.
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But I do not believe Facebook is doing this for the greater good.
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I'm confident crowd-sourcing quantum computing applications for the greater good will win.
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Carrie puts the greater good above anyone, even herself, and even above Franny.
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Someone who, whatever the consequences, does the right thing for the greater good.
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The will of parents sacrificed at the altar of a perceived greater good.
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Or parenting can be a noble act of sacrifice for the greater good.
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MNUCHIN: I DON'T THINK IT'S A QUESTION OF THE GREATER GOOD AT ALL.
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He showed courage in believing putting the greater good ahead of anything else.
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Instead of coasting through life alone, she wants to do some greater good.
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Representative democracy provides a means to mediate these differences for the greater good.
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Microsoft's Joppa said he was hopeful artificial intelligence could serve a greater good.
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It is time to fix things and make sacrifices for the greater good.
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To do so, we must set our politics aside for the greater good.
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A petty man with no interest in a greater good for us all.
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NDT: Science has evolved in a way that is not for the greater good.
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Stop what you're doing and think about the greater good, about America, about unity.
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Like Saul, she's addicted to the rush of living dangerously for the greater good.
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"It's one of those greater good philosophies we learned at the academy," he says.
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And that isn't even to say what kindness can do for the greater good.
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If Unilever can't keep half an eye on the greater good, no firm can.
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It's all serving the greater good, which is the theme of finding the truth.
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This is the only way it's coming back and it's for the greater good.
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All the fans love Daenerys, and she's doing these things for the greater good.
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If you can't, you ask yourself what greater good could still come of it.
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She decides to do something she doesn't want to do for the greater good.
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Rational short-term choices steer decent people away from the long run greater good.
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Even well-meaning attempts to harness data analysis for the greater good can backfire.
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At our shelter, Jon did what he does best- - contribute to the greater good.
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I want more of that: people willing to risk something for the greater good.
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H.I.E.L.D. is about sacrifice, not for you or me, but for the greater good.
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Citizens are not lab rats, no matter how great the greater good may be.
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Fight for the greater good like our lives depend on it, because they do.
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Luckily, the two eventually decide to put their differences aside for the greater good.
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If she does, she knows it will at least be for a greater good.
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"While we found it repugnant, we swallowed it for the greater good," Celli said.
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Violating rights is generally regarded as immoral, even if it's for the greater good.
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Yes, it would help the greater good if more bisexual people were seen and heard.
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It's unfortunate for folks with good intentions like Neistat, but it serves the greater good.
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Because I believe in the greater good, please find a few of such videos below.
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Because Carrie's intentions are always for the greater good, she considers herself above the law.
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Players must to make tough decisions and sacrifices in the name of the greater good.
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What better way to reach the end-state than working together for the greater good.
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I think we can work hard to get something that works towards the greater good.
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Whether that appropriation serves the greater good should at least be a matter of debate.
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You value the greater good almost as much as you value your friends and family.
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The relationship has become symbiotic, benefiting both parties for the greater good of the organization.
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I hope that everyone understands that what we're doing is really for the greater good.
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Yet, we persist because we believe the greater good for our patients is being served.
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Grinna ran with three other CEOs after Technology Underwriting Greater Good, or TUGG, recruited them.
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He even sacrifices his love for her, giving it all up for the greater good.
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Having more women in the field could help create smarter AI for the greater good.
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It means enduring mindless slaughter, but it's in service of what's supposedly the greater good.
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He avoids calling out Putin as part of an effort to achieve the greater good.
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And no one has proven his loyalty to the greater good as consistently as Sen.
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Maybe trying to do something for the greater good actually did a lot more harm.
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But that push for the greater good could complicate the facts of running their businesses.
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I think for the most part our egos get set aside for the greater good.
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The wealthy define "deserve" to ensure their self-interest is disguised as the greater good.
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On a "Journey to Greater Good," their fair trade bags give back to displaced children.
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Basically, it's time to hit pause on all your group activities for the greater good.
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"I think we would give that up to do the greater good," Dr. Gallagher said.
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When you're battling evil for the greater good, do you have to sacrifice your soul?
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Let's make sure that we look within ourselves and we find the greater good there.
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We are not doing this for ourselves but for the greater good of the people.
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But some limitations must be put into place in order to protect the greater good.
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Ozzi is a decent enough compromise, Wright says, between individual needs and the greater good.
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Instead, they ask the public to suspend disbelief for their version of the greater good.
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Trump is not a loyalist who cares about the greater good of the Republican Party.
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The temptation of our smart, well-intentioned monetary overlords to use their power to attempt to manage the economy for the putative greater good rather than simply ensuring stable prices, as required by law, which would be for the greater good, has proved irresistible.
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It's a place that we all need to organize for the greater good of the people.
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Merkel may be remembered for her ability to forge consensus and act for the greater good.
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He chooses the greater good when self-assertion would suit him, and even his teammates, better.
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Its seemingly tiny actions, unbeknownst to you, are contributing to the greater good of the hive.
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Zaid Jilani is a Bridging the Divides Writing Fellow at UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center.
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Overall, Musk argues that providing global internet coverage is the "greater good" in the long run.
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They see that together there is a greater good for the benefit of the entire team.
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So he has to kind of face his fear in order to help the greater good.
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Amid the triumph of self-interest over the greater good, there were some grounds for cheer.
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Good platform managers also ensure that all parts of the system work for the greater good.
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What responsibility do tech companies have to the "greater good," and how does one define that?
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It's one thing to think you can transgress on behalf of your cause, a greater good.
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It is very hard to work against your incentives for the greater good of your people.
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He does all he does for the greater good of that venerable American institution, the NFL.
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According to Semmelhack, this greater-good collab was also one of the year's most iconic prototypes.
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The greater good for society is given great weight while isolated problems are reviewed and repaired.
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Racial profiling abounds on the platform, coded as public safety and efforts toward the greater good.
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This is a country where we regulate almost everything for the sake of the greater good.
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"We all feel like we're part of a greater good," Andrea Sperling, an executive producer, said.
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Instead of harnessing my privilege for greater good, I'm curled up in a ball of shame.
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Others want to believe that if the greater good depended on it, they'd be as brave.
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During the Korean conflict, that investment ended, along with an individual connection to the greater good.
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That said, he admits it was easy to relinquish autonomy in favour of the greater good.
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I was so self-righteous at 23, I couldn't see [that] it was for the greater good.
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But, just the other day you talked about what is in the greater good for your campaign.
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The film treats their deaths as unfortunate, but also glorious, voluntary, and necessary for the greater good.
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You couldn't make "sacrifice others for the greater good" a universal principle, lest everyone end up sacrificed.
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Or is it an evil corporation, serving its own interests at the expense of the greater good?
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According to the BBC, the men argued in court that their actions were for the greater good.
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Such a view on Hernandez's story is incredibly open-minded and repurposes it for the greater good.
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But the Warriors make it all work, blending their personalities and skill sets for the greater good.
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But Wall-E persists, collecting trash and doing any small part to provide for the greater good.
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"This is bigger than us," Hick is told, as Eleanor urges their separation for the greater good.
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"We are not doing this for ourselves but for the greater good of the people," he said.
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Besides the pet-friendly workplace, people love the people, generous perks, and dedication towards the greater good.
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He was passionate about his beliefs, but also understood the art of compromise for the greater good.
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"They tell stories about when they were productive citizens working toward the greater good," Ms. Heilman said.
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We grant power to those who are empathetic, and those who look out for the greater good.
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Once tax evasion was curbed, governments could tax top incomes at higher rates, for the greater good.
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Some try to contribute to the greater good by serving as coaches or mentors or supporting charities.
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While they may see Starlink's goal as worthy, scientists question whether it is truly the greater good.
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I knew eventually that was going to go full circle — we would find out that he was working for the greater good — but it was difficult to see how upset the fans were for so long until we revealed that he was actually working for the greater good.
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Well, I just was reading about Lara Trump saying everybody should accept the pain for the greater good.
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In the real world, humans often undermine the greater good by grabbing whatever goodies their position allows them.
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"But I believe at this time that engaging on critical issues will on balance serve the greater good."
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"I am giving up re-election to the Senate for the sake of the greater good," she said.
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However, like Varys, justifies her action as part of the greater good and seems to genuinely believe it.
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Brienne of Tarth is the only one who knows it was for the greater good of the people.
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Such is the career of Kobe Bryant, where self-interest and the greater good have so often overlapped.
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Even when Sitrick works his magic, it's not necessarily for the greater good, though he'll convincingly argue otherwise.
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None of us would run for office if we didn't believe we could contribute to the greater good.
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Punishing obvious sex abusers would also be for the greater good, but society can't handle that one apparently.
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This year, amid growing tensions between tech's business practices and the greater good, things felt a little different.
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And, more importantly, they serve as our societal conscience, urging us to continue striving towards the greater good.
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Then they could have lots of discussions about kindness and tolerance and the meaning of a greater good.
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If you ask me if it is politically wise of them and for the greater good, I don't.
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I pleaded that I had erred in the service of a greater good — to avoid impeding oncoming traffic.
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But I was able to do it because the greater good was more important than my personal good.
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In order to prevent that from happening, Doctor Manhattan obliterates Rorschach in the name of the greater good.
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They both involved asking private people to tell their stories publicly in service of a presumed greater good.
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We get a chance to work for the greater good on Monday, when fiery Mars enters intelligent Aquarius.
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I remember the Conner family as working class and solidly invested in the greater good of their community.
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"Although I think it's for the greater good, it's just adding more fuel to the fire," he said.
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How do you get people to shift those individual incentives for the greater good for a better outcome?
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So everyone should stand on an escalator instead of walk because the greater good would be served, right?
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Philip does what he has to, reluctantly hurting Elizabeth for the greater good, but it pains him too.
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Both sides must set aside harsh rhetoric and come together to solve this problem for the greater good.
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Last year, the company became a public benefit corporation, officially making the greater good part of its mission.
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So whatever I end up doing, it's going to be for the greater good in the political world.
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Or to move through the world with measured restraint, placing themselves in harm's way for the greater good?
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There are still occasions when Ilyasova pays for his willingness to sacrifice his body for the greater good.
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For both, the greater good supersedes the best intentions — and the arguments on both sides are closely tied.
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"At a certain point, you have to think about the greater good of humanity, of womankind," she said.
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He's a hero, a man of conscience who stumbled into injustice and sacrificed himself for the greater good.
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The same damn question they asked when Carol burned Tyreese's girlfriend for the "greater good" back in Season 4.
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Even annoyingly uncompromising heroes like Batman are willing to sacrifice reputation and love for the greater good of Gotham.
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Although it takes a great amount of strength and maturity, it's so important to think of the greater good.
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The one- (now two-) child policy remains the extreme example of a supposed greater good trampling over private interests.
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"I believe at this time that engaging on critical issues will on balance serve the greater good," he wrote.
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Patent trolling is lucrative, however, and the chances that PAEs will forsake it for the greater good are slim.
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That conflict doesn't have to be a barrier to Remy's glow up, nor her efforts towards a greater good.
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Allison Holker and Stephen 'tWitch' Boss never miss a chance to dance — especially when it's for a greater good!
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You can now hold people without legal process based on secret evidence; is that actually for the greater good?
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When the justice system is stacked against defendants, they are unlikely to gamble their futures for its greater good.
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So, you know, maybe he&aposs thinking of the greater good of what Trump can do for the country.
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Of course, the punchline is that the Kardashians are in the game for financial gain, not the greater good.
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I know him personally and all of my encounters with him have been for the greater good of Alabama.
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"We're doing this not only for Hyundai, but for the greater good of all South Korean companies," Baek said.
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There's some generic messaging about teamwork, as all these lone wolves learn to work together for the greater good.
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Sure, it would be tempting and emotionally satisfying to knock the guy, but it doesn't serve the greater good.
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By seizing drugs and preventing them coming into the country, I was contributing to the greater good of society.
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That's how American democracy is supposed to work, with both sides putting the greater good above their individual concerns.
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"We don't need new plans; we need the will to compromise and execute for the greater good," said Batlle.
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He will have to balance the greater good of his members, many of them endangered moderates, with parochial interests.
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Maybe experts can sacrifice their own self-interest to serve the greater good regardless of our expertise or none.
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The soldiers who fight, even when they fight for a good cause, debase themselves to serve the greater good.
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In CharityStars we have created a specific platform where VIPs, companies and users come together for the greater good.
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"All young people have the promise to lead lives of meaning and contribute to a greater good," Mitchell said.
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It is in the front rank of things that should be considered optional, easily sacrificed for the greater good.
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But his point was less about the ethics of police officers than his own intuition of the greater good.
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It is difficult to balance activism and investing in the greater good with the demands of an ordinary life.
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Or is it better to continue with the current paradox: tolerating some level of cheating for the greater good?
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Or is it a case where trumpeting Rogan's support is worth it for the greater good of beating Trump?
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May's priorities should hold their noses and vote for the least-worst option available, thinking of the greater good.
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The focus has shifted to utilitarianism, with both Eleanor and Chidi sacrificing their personal happiness for the greater good.
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Is it even possible to pursue personal happiness and fulfillment while prioritizing The Greater Good at the same time?
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Odysseus urges Neoptolemus to befriend Philoctetes in order to steal the bow, claiming it is for the greater good.
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"During the war against ISIS, the U.S. was able to quell Turkey's concerns with the greater good," Sloat said.
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In doing so, we will also contribute to the greater good and prosperity of Spain and the European Union.
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"In lots of ways it's good, but the greater good would be to freeze your butt off," Mr. Levitz said.
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So he's willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good and so that is something that… he is definitely killable.
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In April 2011, Von Ahn gave a TED talk about how collaboration online could be used for the greater good.
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We must remember the greater good for society and ourselves, and measure life by life hours, and not our feelings.
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The large and new idea is that investors need not give up market returns when investing for the greater good.
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The Washington Post quotes an anonymous official, who stressed the importance of "put[ting] politics aside" for the greater good.
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So rest assured, there are a few ways for you to use your talents and interests for the greater good.
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It's another example of a legal fiction -- an unreasonable expectation foisted upon citizens, but to achieve a greater good: finality.
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"To a great mail carrier who sacrificed his life for the greater good," one note written by a colleague reads.
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He's a natural leader, and he's proven his ability to make tough calls in the name of a greater good.
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Earlier this week, he tweeted an inspirational Elie Wiesel quote about getting political for the sake of the greater good.
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The same may apply to automated cars that may make decisions for the greater good, but which harm their passengers.
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These selfish arguments are paired with the party's long-standing sense of acting for the greater good of the state.
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I think it on all of us to start to use terminology like that and appeal to the greater good.
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But basically it was about the importance -- the privilege -- of sacrificing one's personal needs and desires for the greater good.
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A white hat hacker is a hacker who exposes security vulnerabilities for the greater good, rather than their own benefit.
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Those who take the left-hand path are believed to favor liberation, rebellion, and personal benefits over the greater good.
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For the greater good, this self-awareness and honesty may preserve what WeWork has built and keep pushing it forward.
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We must ensure that we have more success stories for generations to come, for the greater good of our nation.
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Biden has always shrugged them off by arguing that it was for the greater good that he worked with monsters.
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With a bit of creativity, public policy can reward private sector information, ingenuity and capacity while advancing the greater good.
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And in a body devoted, however imperfectly, to the idea of collaboration for the greater good, he championed self-interest.
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In the end, the heroes of Rogue One sacrifice themselves for the greater good and get the plans to Leia.
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Or will he more forcefully leverage his name and wealth in ways that persuade actual policy for the greater good?
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With limited constitutional restraint, the courts have balanced this power by presuming such data collection inures to the greater good.
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The task then is to develop and implement principles of a moral economy which serves the greater good of society.
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By the late 1990s, when political leaders — Democrat or Republican — talked about the greater good, she no longer believed them.
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Our meeting carries on a long tradition of diplomacy between Russia, the United States for the greater good of all.
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All risked their lives pursuing a greater good, as our military does, and as many other journalists and humanitarians do.
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"Information was meant to be shared for the greater good to push the generation and the culture forward," said Harris.
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Much like lawyers and accountants, actuaries have a professional duty to protect the public and to serve the greater good.
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" He offered no reassurance about the greater good: "I believed I was acting in the service of a higher purpose.
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That being said, the point is that being proactive and coming together for the greater good is a wonderful thing.
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"There's potential for much greater good to come from cryptocurrency in general — the greater beneficial uses outweigh the bad ones."
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To actively prevent this from happening isn't discrimination for the greater good, as affirmative action was originally intended to be.
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In this scenario, the Facebook users believed the greater good of catching a criminal outweighed the illicit and harmful content.
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If we all come together on this for the greater good, we can take weapons of war off the street.
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Supporting roles are thoughtfully rendered, too, such as a Soviet diplomat who is willing to commit treason for the greater good.
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Politics is the art of the possible, where we give up things in order to gain things for the greater good.
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People tend to rank deceptions according to the harm they cause, or, in some cases, the greater good they may achieve.
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In both cases, distribution is artificially limited and taxed by platforms that have only a passing interest in the greater good.
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Jon and Daenerys' last scene is a reminder that acting on behalf of the greater good means sacrificing the individual need.
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"At a certain point, you have to think about the greater good of humanity, of womankind," Evans said of her decision.
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It would all be for the greater good, and any harm done would be repaid a hundredfold in benefits for wizards.
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I want everything I do to lead to a greater good and to help develop meaningful concepts, ideas, projects, and brands.
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"The bots are totally willing to sacrifice a lane or abandon a hero for the greater good," he tells The Verge.
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From there she can prioritize the issues she cares most about and find simple ways of contributing to the greater good.
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My AI will seek to collaborate with people for the greater good, rather than usurp the human role and supplant them.
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And yet, one cannot help but notice that each time Jimmy goes rogue, it appears to be for the greater good.
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Sure, sometimes he'd flaunt the law — but it would be for the greater good, and he'd look super attractive doing it.
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And you just want to learn more and do more and be more than you are, obviously for the greater good.
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And it enables greater good: human rights workers, journalists and whistle-blowers can defend what's right without placing themselves in danger.
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I'm just pointing out that there's historical precedent – and successes – when women use what God gave them for the greater good.
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SO DO YOU THINK IN THAT WAY PERHAPS YOUR GENDER GOT IN THE WAY OF THE GREATER GOOD FOR THE FIRM?
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That is why, this November, I will reject the lesser of two evils and I will fight for the greater good.
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They know they must endure tough conditions and give over control for an extended length of time for the greater good.
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Now, Cao wears makeup to express herself and has built a community around taking care of yourself for the greater good.
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He wields black magic for the greater good of Earth, and defends his corner of the multiverse from extra-dimensional threats.
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The hard thing to do is to realize that the greater good is best served by accommodating a range of interests.
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As a result, championing good policy is rarely rewarded at the ballot box, even if it serves the greater good. Sens.
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In a hypercompetitive world, it asks, when do we decide not to pursue innovation and hold back for the greater good?
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Trump quickly hailed Ryan's decision as "so great," adding the pair would "work very hard" for the greater good of voters.
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Since he has no concern for the country's greater good, he'll do everything he can to keep his base's passions choleric.
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Unlike that crusader in Darkest Dungeon, you literally cannot sacrifice Eirik to the greater good of your progress in the game.
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I have elected to stay in isolation for two weeks for the greater good, and I am sure I'm not alone.
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Atomized and easily manipulated by greed, fear, and hate, we are losing faith in the very idea of a greater good.
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But true horror fans will forgive its shortcomings since they serve the greater good of gorgeous gore and stunningly staged scenes.
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"If we move it forward by me perhaps being a little too risky, it's all for the greater good," Wheatcroft said.
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"China is committed to friendship and common interests, and we put the greater good before our own interests," he told reporters.
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"Of course I want to do this for the greater good, but I also like to pay my rent," said Glick.
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He was a contributing editor for Men's Health and his work has appeared in Happify, Harvard Heath, Fatherly, and Greater Good.
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Human brains are hardwired for negativity, reports psychologist Rick Hanson, senior fellow at the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.
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The theory here is that most lobbyists would rather kill reform than share some sacrifices in pursuit of the greater good.
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If anything, just taking people's word for it might understate the problem, since if you think that what you're doing is pointless, but there's some non-obvious larger big-picture way that you're really contributing to the greater good, at least the greater good of the organisation, then what's the chance no one is going to tell you that?
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I really just want to be a service and be able to help people and use my experience for the greater good.
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Changing things behind the scenes for the "greater good" without ever considering you might care or want to know what's going on.
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Though his research is arguably for the greater good, the collateral damage he's wrought to accomplish that research spins a darker story.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is joining the ranks of billionaires pledging to donate the majority of their wealth for the greater good.
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He urged the graduating class not to underestimate the impact of small actions and the importance of working toward a greater good.
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"You could argue that the greater good is in bringing killers to justice and getting serial murderers off the streets," Press said.
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No greater good for the overall health and well-being of our republic than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law.
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"If it has even a small chance of increasing your odds, it's all for the greater good of baby making," she says.
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You acknowledge that some things are better not said or not done of the sake of social harmony and the greater good.
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Our theory also explains why people sometimes punish in ways that don't make sense from the perspective of benefiting the greater good.
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But it should not become a categorical imperative that prevents the greater good of the establishment of democracies that respect human rights.
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But for those of us without $30k to spare for the greater good, there's a less demanding option: Stop paying for TurboTax.
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Constantly putting his life in peril for the greater good is how Daniel sees that he can amend for his father's sins.
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"Sometimes we have to hurt others for the greater good," says a utilitarian Daredevil's voiceover as he punches enemies into the ground.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, on Wednesday: "We will be fine, because we will submerge our differences for the greater good," he said.
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I had summoned this infestation, ranging from whole dried insects to bug-based chips, granola, and protein bars, for the greater good.
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In an age of insecurity, it is hard to persuade anyone that they should give up such protections for the greater good.
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Take this urgency to your advantage by investing in cybersecurity education, so you could play a part in serving the greater good.
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But for those of us without $30,000 to spare for the greater good, there's a less demanding option: Stop paying for TurboTax.
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If you've ever sacrificed for a greater good or had fine work go overlooked, it's a story you can probably relate to.
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Now we're starting to have a conversation about how we can all function a little bit more communally toward the greater good.
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It is "antiheroes" who make those ugly decisions to sacrifice others, who are willing to be reviled to serve the greater good.
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They were asked to make sacrifices, perhaps, to give up just a little of their rights and freedoms for the greater good.
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Two religious men have been acquitted of criminal damage at a U.K. defense site after arguing they acted for the greater good.
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It focuses on investing for the greater good; in this case, buying into the health of the forest but still making money.
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Never before in history, at that scale, had an individual with such power voluntarily ceded it in service of the greater good.
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This also doesn't seem like the first moment Hidalgo had put his impressive collection of speakers to use for the greater good.
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And Claudia's belief in eternal paradise is so absolute that she's prepared to sacrifice herself and others for a supposed greater good.
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Humble enough to admit that he made many mistakes, he never ceased to search for way to contribute to the greater good.
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Of course, people impacted by these scheduling changes understand that social distancing is for the greater good of mitigating the virus' spread.
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It will be up to unions to make the case, however, that it's a move toward the greater good for worker protections.
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In this case, it might serve the greater good to move past street signs and mount a plaque outlining the street's history.
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Often, though, they are mainly concerned with their own well-being and justify their arguments with dubious claims about the greater good.
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With agreements like these, tech companies and hospitals may be working toward a greater good in the future of data-driven healthcare.
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We all want to be the first to discover a breakthrough, but sometimes researchers need to prioritize collaboration for the greater good.
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We won't always agree — we never have — but that shouldn't hinder our ability to make progress for the greater good of society.
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It's true that Canadians are a trusting, generous lot who generally believe in the greater good, institutions and the rule of law.
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In fact, many economists argue it's necessary for the federal government to go into debt for the greater good of the economy.
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So is its point, in a sense, that yes — sometimes you have to lie to people in service of a greater good?
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He's concerned about the Greater Good and likes the idea that he, of all people, might be the person to save the day.
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River had a love/hate relationship with fame — if fame could push the greater good or a good idea, he was in 1000%.
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In its simplest models, prices elegantly balance supply and demand, magically directing individuals' pursuit of their own self-interest towards the greater good.
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So where Tyrion sees an eventual greater good in ending slavery little by little, others see an attempt to compromise with rank evil.
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In short, the organization aims to put modern technologies — including things like big data and social media — to work for the greater good.
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"Throughout his two terms in office, he represented all Americans with decency, integrity, and an unshakeable commitment to the greater good," he continued.
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Rogue One suggests that war sometimes means willingly dying for the greater good, and it wraps that choice in a glamorous, heroic veneer.
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The Recording Academy has a responsibility to take aggressive steps in order to move forward for the greater good of our creative community.
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" So many of us are just trying to cling to our inner Amy Jellicoes — that idealist just fighting for the greater good. "LISTEN.
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Like all journeys to Mars, theirs devolves into hysterics, brash decision making, and uncomfortable sacrifices for the greater good of a questionable mission.
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People who have them with important voices and use them for the greater good are often put into positions where they're under fire.
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Snape also abused him for six years, bullied his friends and classmates, and — whether or not for the greater good — murdered his mentor.
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The company says it gives workers the chance to find balance by doing work they love but also serving a much greater good.
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The top platforms and content providers in digital media have come together for greater good of siphoning money from traditional television ad buying.
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Conserving and protecting special places is not "locking up" the land, rather it is managing it for the greater good, including future generations.
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The tribalism that has consumed our politics cannot be allowed to stand in the way of the greater good for the American people.
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But a new force had been unleashed, aiming to serve the greater good not by destroying big business but by curbing its abuses.
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In his letter to Wuerl, the pope said he recognized that Wuerl wanted to step down for the greater good of the Church.
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Her entire life has exploded because she had the courage to come forward out of a sense of patriotic duty, the greater good.
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Obama called McCain a figure who had "the courage to put the greater good above our own" to which all Americans should aspire.
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If her heart is open to benevolence for the greater good, then the least the Democrats can do is not close the door.
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This has been driven in no small part by various politicians and technology platforms pursuing their short-term interests over the greater good.
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The decision was about keeping true to the mission of the Batman characters, who have sacrificed their self-interests for the greater good.
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Everyone in the country is sacrificing for the greater good right now, and this can be a small step in joining that effort.
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To Mr. Booker, however, all attention was for the greater good of bringing attention to Newark and other causes he wants to champion.
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In a new TED talk, Pariser says social platforms should be rebuilt to serve the greater good, drawing on principles from urban planning.
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And we should take care of those people because-- we're sacrificing their lives for the g-- or economic lives, for the greater good.
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The fact of the matter is, prudence for the sake of the greater good has not yet made its way onto FASB's agenda.
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Those who have known Brin attest to the fact that he truly does believe in using knowledge and power for the greater good.
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He got into this election not to serve the greater good, not to serve the American people, but to service his massive ego.
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As Glickman put it, capitalism is a "double-edged sword," where the impetus for self-enrichment can be utilized for the greater good.
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" "President Putin I want to thank you for ... advancing open dialogue between Russia and the United States ... for the greater good of all.
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Volunteering strengthens the foundation of any neighborhood or community -- magnifying the ability to perform good works and contribute to the greater good, advocates say.
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If this is what she thought "good" was, he had to kill her for the greater good — the survival of the people of Westeros.
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How does it contribute to the greater good ... If I choose to purchase this product, what does that say about me and my values?
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"I did things I knew were wrong and justified it was for the greater good," Salzman said during Wednesday's hearing, according to NBC News.
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The meeting had a genial tone, as tech leaders joked with Trump and seemed committed to playing nice and working toward the greater good.
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Another documentary that was removed from the free Prime bundle, The Greater Good, remains on the platform now requires a third-party channel subscription.
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The bugs are often so overwhelming that I spent a lot of time deciding which building or mech to sacrifice for the greater good.
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Mr Polman acknowledged this was a problem but seemed to think the investors should vote against their own interests for the company's greater good.
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Even when demonstrations became increasingly violent, she defended the protesters themselves -- they were provoked, or were fighting for a greater good, she would argue.
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The result is a sharp satire of how and when intelligent people feel the need to justify acts of violence for "the greater good".
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A supportive and determined yet humble place, with a group of leaders willing and eager to lift one another up for the greater good.
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Just as in 1973, when Britain first joined the club, it is likely to be sacrificed for the greater good, however loudly trawlermen howl.
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They bitch at her about being too precious to invite her ex, and imply that she needs to invite him for the greater good.
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Just as in 1973, when Britain first joined the club, fishing is likely to be sacrificed for the greater good, however loudly trawlermen howl.
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Elise, Brenda, and Annie eventually realize they've been too wrapped up in their own vengeance and should instead focus on the greater good. Huzzah!
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The two shows are similar in that long-time private A-list celebrities share the three-dimensional version of themselves for a greater good.
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Ultimately, promoters and artists invested in growing the American hard dance scene might do well to put their differences aside for the greater good.
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It also means that we must put people ahead of products by empowering them to manage these new technologies responsibly for the greater good.
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"When New York was in trouble, groups which had quarreled for years joined together for the greater good of saving the city," he insisted.
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If you want to campaign for better education or the overhaul of an election system to promote the greater good, more power to you.
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But everything and everybody is part of the package of getting them there, getting them -- her and the president -- there for the greater good.
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Here, he said, his policy merely delays settlement talks for the greater good of assuring fair negotiations between class defendants and absent class members.
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If the president is unwilling to unite us, we must take it upon ourselves to come together for the greater good of our country.
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The Texas senator made the pitch for Republicans to join together for the greater good, without explicitly calling on specific candidates to drop out.
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In a democracy, citizens must have the knowledge and ability to make good decisions for themselves and for the greater good of the country.
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Possibly your Lenten sacrifice Mr. President, and your penance political pundits, is to love and respect each other for the greater good of America.
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In that case, he or she might consider that lying during an interview was outweighed by the greater good of providing for one's family.
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But I think it's for the greater good, which is get real, get educated, figure out how you need to start your next chapter.
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"How does it contribute to the greater good ... If I choose to purchase this product, what does that say about me and my values?"
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These are textbook examples of darkness in service of a greater good, and in Gabriel's estimation, they are irrefutable evidence of God's enduring love.
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This image of Mr. Trump as a political Robin Hood whose illicit behavior is justified because it serves a greater good is doubly flawed.
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In recent days, she's even launched a March for Our Lives zine, titled "Unquiet," about continuing to use your voice for the greater good.
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If they convince themselves it is for a greater good then they can convince themselves they are also just the victims of the situation.
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But senators also invoked the greater good of the country, arguing it would be a mistake to remove a president the public clearly supported.
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But in Dark Fate, in which multiple characters once again sacrifice themselves for the greater good, all this effort begins to look comically futile.
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"It was hard for me to really release that and understand the greater good of what I was being positioned to do," she says.
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With a slogan coined by Albus ("For the Greater Good") and a stolen Elder Wand, Gellert started to accumulate followers — and commit mass murder.
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And, his ability to see negative actions (like Hodor's death) as part of the "greater good" could quickly go badly for the people of Westeros.
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The Duchess of Sussex continues to make appearances that serve the greater good, while serving up a never-ending stream of beauty and fashion inspiration.
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In their current deployment, these veterans are once again called to put aside differences and come together -- from many, one -- for our country's greater good.
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He did so, of course, in the service of a greater good; his practice of civil disobedience was a strategy to achieve a moral end.
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I think we should be asking our leaders today why we should believe in them, whether they're willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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And that was always part of the structure, and behind this idea that some of us are willing to sacrifice ourselves for the greater good.
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But so often, it's the person who's been injured — not the aggressor — who's asked to move on for the greater good of the family unit.
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Mr. Trump, you have said, quote, "I love eminent domain" which is the seizure of private property for the sake of the greater good theoretically.
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Liberal ideology supports governmental regulation in the name of the greater good, for higher taxes that pay for social safety nets, for universal health care.
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From environmental conservation and sustainability to combatting domestic abuse and poverty, these entrepreneurs have all found unique ways to contribute to the greater good. 1.
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Leadership is the art of persuasion — the act of motivating people to do more than they ever thought possible in pursuit of a greater good.
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This was seen as a republican ideal, in which someone can serve his country for the greater good before going back to his normal life.
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I made peace with voting for her long ago for the greater good of stopping the existential threat to American democracy that is Donald Trump.
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No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our Republic, than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law.
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"They had imagination, they took the risk, they were ready to sacrifice their own interests for the greater good," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted.
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Like it or not, this moment and this issue have emerged as a great test of America's ability to come together for the greater good.
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A "healthy narcissist" might sound like an oxymoron, but some narcissists claim to be self-centered for the sake of the greater good, Behary says.
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Her ability to galvanize and focus on big picture goals for the greater good supersedes the current obsession over unitary litmus issues or party ideologies.
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They are about ideas — the idea of a vaulting vision of humanity, of courage, and of service and sacrifice in fidelity to a greater good.
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Americans deserve a farm bill that seeks to do no harm — one which supports agriculture and farmers without pitting these interests against the greater good.
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It wouldn't have to be a permanent change of character — just a one-off self-sacrifice in the name of his greater good — getting elected.
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The pardon, then, was a gamble for peace, for the greater good, which Clinton was willing to make at the expense of his own reputation.
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But we also understand and believe in the greater good – and that means leaving a legacy of cleaner air for our workers' children and grandchildren.
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The greater challenge for Democrats is to govern together for the greater good, not to splinter apart over the views, however offensive, of one member.
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"When you wear your articles of faith, you're telling the world 'I stand up for injustice, for people and for the greater good,'" she said.
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But if his experience with the Thunder taught him anything, it's that delusion should be replaced by a willingness to acquiesce for the greater good.
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"Data is the new oil, and backup copy has rich chronological records for the company – which has never been used for greater good," he said.
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"I'm mindful of the greater good and understand we're all suffering and there's a world of need and a hierarchy of need," Ms. Krupnick said.
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We often celebrate the chutzpah of grandparents and warriors who told small lies, breaking laws for the greater good of the family — and the country.
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Following a controversial trial, Ulbricht has made it her mission to use her son's incarceration for the greater good by starting the Free Ross campaign.
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It's all a test of a go-it-alone society's willingness to limit personal behavior for the greater good — one that comes with huge costs.
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It was for their own as well as the greater good, she suggested, in part because leggings made it hard for men to control themselves.
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He said he encouraged firms that want to give to do so for the greater good of the industry, not to get a particular job.
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My hope is that Mr. Pence, as a Christian, will use his platform here to encourage graduates to apply their faith toward the greater good.
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He is not a huge fan of today's N.B.A., which he thinks is full of players who are unwilling to sacrifice for the greater good.
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If we were to use even the smallest portion of this value and redirect it toward the greater good, the potential impact would be substantial.
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In his 1801 inaugural address, Thomas Jefferson attempted to heal the breach created by parties, and stir Americans to the greater good of the nation.
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But political leadership is supposed to be about making hard decisions for the greater good, especially when a leader has already promised to make them.
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I understand that a lot of people are not being paid for their work, but sometimes that just has to happen for the greater good.
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The freedom to chase our individual dreams through our sweat, toil, and imagination -- and the imperative to strive together as well, to achieve a greater good.
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Although she's organized in her efforts for the greater good, she's not always quite as put together in her own spaces (except for her pristine pantry).
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The freedom to chase our individual dreams through our sweat, toil, and imagination - and the imperative to strive together as well, to achieve a greater good.
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A gelatinous sea creature called a salp knows this better than anyone, forming long chains of neurologically connected individuals that work together for the greater good.
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And there's a long history of stories where heroes who nobly give up their lives for the greater good are brought back by a higher power.
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Now interested parties can build upon the urge to share their toilet achievements by doing so for science, for the greater good of health and mankind.
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But there are instances when a story strikes such a chord with online audiences that a community can coalesce around a subject for the greater good.
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And have no doubt that the Eagles, who last won a championship in 1960 (and have never won a Super Bowl), are the greater good here.
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"We were surprised that so many people expressed a strong moral preference for cars that would kill them, as passengers, for the greater good," Bonnefon said.
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As tech entrepreneurialism proliferates, the industry should be more supportive of founders building sustainable technology products and businesses, either for profit, the greater good or both.
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Star Trek had raised philosophical issues before, but few as thorny as whether taking one life can be justified in the name of a greater good.
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I am studying electrical engineering and computer science at UC Berkeley, and I would love to use my skills in software engineering for the greater good.
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All the sudden impulses brought upon us by impatience and exasperation that we immediately ignore and discard for our own social survival and humanity's greater good.
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And hey, if Harry Potter and Severus Snape could make it work for the greater good, this alliance may just defeat the forces of evil, too.
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But many of today's politicians expect others to pay heed to the greater good while they themselves pursue their own interests – especially when growth is flagging.
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To justify putting everyone's tax information in the public domain, the case must be made that it is the best way to achieve a greater good.
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Despite a general expectation that corporations should be responsible, contribute to the greater good, and alleviate problems they themselves created, not everyone believes in corporate philanthropy.
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Within the twentysomething pages of this comic, questions of loyalty, the greater good, and the tedium of a working life are all subtly brought into play.
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While there has been significant change, and people who work for the greater good of all citizens, the culture of white supremacy has never left Mississippi.
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After all, we have proven as a nation, over and over again, that we can rise above petty and partisan interests for a much greater good.
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Until we change these factors, we can't expect every sexual assault survivor to come forward with their story, even if it will help the greater good.
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Two of the "six habits of highly empathic people " from the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley include curiosity and deep listening.
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"For the longest time, people have been willing to put up with it because it's been sold as being for the greater good," Mr. Koh said.
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Hardworking and humble professionals, public servants often choose their career path out of a sense of pride and a desire to contribute to the greater good.
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Martin Luther King Jr. And if anyone recognized the importance of breaking rules for the greater good — for the cause of justice — it was Dr. King.
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Everything is not going to be all right, and sometimes people you love are going to be sacrificed for the greater good… or just to chance.
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"To navigate complex challenges, all leaders must take responsibility and have a moral compass grounded in competence, integrity and concern for the greater good," he wrote.
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Our constitutional republic, riven with checks and balances, would compel antagonists to find some sort of collaborative resolution—and that would work to the greater good.
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We try to find ways to balance taking care of ourselves and our families, with caring about the world we live in and the greater good.
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"Very few are contributing enormous amounts to the greater good, be it by starting important companies or leading important causes," one of my survey respondents wrote.
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If we want to change our trajectory, we will have to do what Americans have historically not done well: sacrifice individual achievement for the greater good.
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None of them seem willing to put aside ambition for the greater good and unite behind a candidate who would be their best shot to win.
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The story of how American politics has grown ever more focused on partisan victory instead of the greater good of the nation has two major components.
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" Mr. Obama also alluded to Mr. McCain's military service, saying: "All of us can aspire to the courage to put the greater good above our own.
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We discuss who the future president might be, what's going on in Congress, and wonder why people can't compromise for the greater good of the people.
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He said he encourages companies that want to give to do so, but for the greater good of the industry, not to get a particular job.
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Unlike Rick or Tara, who are both concerned about the greater good, Rosita and Sasha are driven by a more selfish motive: good ol' fashioned revenge.
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The Better Deal is a self-inflicted wound, an admission that Democrats seem to have no one among them who sees the greater good of America.
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"I guess at some point you have to trust they're working for the greater good and hope that we don't get bit too bad," he said.
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That's exactly the type of man he is: Someone who will stand in the way of all evil to protect the greater good, no matter what.
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Caesar's killers are convinced they've undertaken this act on behalf of the people and for the greater good of Rome, and not for their own glory.
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Despite being initially angry at Charlotte for orchestrating the plan to have Lizzie cut off her own hand, Lizzie realized it was all for the greater good.
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"At a certain point, you have to think about the greater good of humanity, of womankind," she told Ronan Farrow about her decision to cooperate with police.
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The problem is that it's also a perfectly good reason for Republicans to back Hillary Clinton in November in pursuit of the greater good of stopping Trump.
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All this is doing is further dividing new and old fans from a series that's centered around sisterhood and women coming together to help the greater good.
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It is also, at least in Stamos' view, a trade off that's worth it for the 'greater good' of message content remaining strongly encrypted and therefore unreadable.
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" … "Maybe there's someone who's a Survivor fan, and me being out on the show helps someone else, and so maybe this will lead to a greater good.
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As the leader of the universe, Hawkeye would undoubtedly be the most reasonable, probably making decisions that benefit the greater good the most out of these options.
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An influx of young investors are leading a charge of socially responsible and sustainable investing, funneling their money into investments and projects that serve the greater good.
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Yes she can do cruel things but in her mind she's doing it for the greater good and she has a certain overview that nobody knows about.
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After initial bitter exchanges, the two staunch enemies, who have despised each other for decades, agree to put their differences and convictions aside for the greater good.
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It will take strong collaboration across the public and private sectors to leverage technology for the greater good, and ensure the Fourth Industrial Revolution puts people first.
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Responsible members of both parties, led by the Problem Solvers Caucus, are working to return Washington to a mindset that puts the greater good over parochial interests.
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" Not Daenerys, who Warren lauded for setting aside her drive for success for the greater good of "all mankind" — "a revolutionary idea, in Westeros or anywhere else.
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If we can all just come together for this and for the greater good, we can take these weapons of war off the streets of our country.
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The next president, and Congress, will have to push beyond partisan politics for the greater good of the nation, and create bipartisan solutions to fix what's broken.
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Loyalists set aside personal goals and agendas, and are willing to make sacrifices in order to be able to deliver the greater goal for the greater good.
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The drive to publicize their son's autism for the greater good began with her, generally more outgoing and outspoken than her husband, questioning his sense of direction.
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In a deeply divided political climate, he set the tone for independent journalism, meting out criticism for both parties if they failed to serve the greater good.
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This was a victory for the European powers, securing an agreement that gave a little to satiate a dominating leader in order to protect the greater good.
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Because so much of his appeal is based upon what he has done in the interest of greater good, Snowden has won countless hearts around the world.
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"I like the idea: a collective consciousness, getting together for the greater good," ponders Brown, although he reckons they're really just won over by his sheer enthusiasm.
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"They are entirely focused on the greater good but are also the right amount of weird for each other," said Jake Segal, a close friend to both.
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Respecting the social preferences of an 11-year-old is important, but not more so than teaching her that occasional participation for the greater good also counts.
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What's needed right now, though, is a public outcry against this administration's attacks on the right of wildlife to exist and a commitment to the greater good.
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" Mr. Lydecker "The one principle I learned early on, for me and for us, is being able to compromise for the greater good for both of us.
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If the tech companies and the government keep people's privacy in the fronts of their minds, the greater good can be balanced out with individuals' digital rights.
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As some commenters noted last week, what have we seen from Cersei that would suggest she'd ever join her rivals in a fight for the greater good?
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Mr. Allen's criticism of civil rights groups has earned him critics who say he is in it for himself more than the greater good of black people.
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I want to believe that it has imposed the world's largest quarantine — effectively sacrificing a province of 58 million people — because it is for the greater good.
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It will take a unified effort by all Democrats to work together for the greater good of the country, no matter their first choice for the nomination.
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"We've got fewer and fewer people willing to sign up and do their part for the greater good, and we should be taking better care of them."
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Haggerty sounded an optimistic note on Saturday, however, saying "fruitful talks" had taken place with the various stakeholders to work "toward the greater good of the game".
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The basic rhythms of the national legislative process — the norms that prompted Republicans and Democrats to work together in the service of the greater good — are gone.
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Yet if we are serious about saving teen lives, they too must join the ranks of those who are being asked to sacrifice for the greater good.
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Our meeting carries on a long tradition of diplomacy between Russia, the United States, for the greater good of all, and this was a very constructive day.
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Jones said Hodges had convinced the young Mets that they could win if they minimized mistakes, and got players to accept platoon roles for the greater good.
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"Things probably will get worse for the people of Venezuela before they get better when you actually start doing things for the greater good," Mr. Cutz said.
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The (hopefully obvious) moral choice would be for the car to sacrifice its own passenger to save the greater number of people; it's for the greater good.
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So he's faced with a Faustian deal: unleash the full, murderous power of Venom in service of a greater good, or remain in his powerless human state.
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What do we say to someone who is on their knees weeping because they have done a horrible thing in service of what was clearly the greater good?
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Last week, I wrote about the idea of examining and sometimes abandoning one's musical idols in service of the greater good, and taking accountability for one's own failings.
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"At a certain point, you have to think about the greater good of humanity, of womankind," she told The New Yorker when she came forward with her story.
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And now she can share that sentiment with followers, as she aims to fulfill her personal mission to "expand the greater good and add light to the world."
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When criticized for vandalizing subway stations or smashing bank ATMs, protesters often say they have been given little other choice, and that it's all for a greater good.
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Musk noted then that he believed "engaging on critical issues [would] on balance serve the greater good" as his reasoning for sticking with the council at the time.
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Remaining an effective leader in the midst of the imposter syndrome is paramount, as is remaining active and on task, especially in the service of a greater good.
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Bannerless is too broadly sketched to be a referendum on whether or not Vaughn's society could exist, or a meditation on trading individual freedom for the greater good.
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And right now, the scientists involved remain at war with one another about whether to align with a greater good, or condemn a product on its own merits.
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It appears that Kardashian, while not a Trump supporter, is willing to step in the ring and meet with the president for, in her opinion, the greater good.
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Infinity War contains a looming theme of death that seemed to turn on Rogers's worldview about "trading lives" and his willingness to sacrifice himself for the greater good.
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And that is the very core of her ethos, the rationale behind everything she does in this life: Thinking only of the greater good, individual lives are nothing.
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The goal is supposed to be important enough as a long-term investment in the greater good, economically and otherwise, to be worth diverting resources from other uses.
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The proposed draconian cuts to Medicaid threaten to end coverage for this population, a group of dedicated Americans who have sacrificed so much for our Nation's greater good.
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These idealistic banking models can seem rather fanciful, but governments in other countries use public banks, exploiting the natural resource of constituent tax deposits for the greater good.
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But her faith assured her that there was a reason she had happened into Lorch's care — that any adversities she faced would eventually lead to a greater good.
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If proven true, the U.S. also must put its money where its mouth is and take leadership in AI development to serve the greater good in this context.
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While some scientists are busy doing things like developing flying autonomous cars to ease Los Angeles traffic, other researchers are clearly out there working for the greater good.
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For those on either side who want to see a solid conclusion reached in this case, it is obvious that Mueller must sacrifice himself for the greater good.
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The tools to support successful 'Blitzscaling' are the right business model, right hiring and managing practice, evolving culture, and marriage of responsibility and velocity for the greater good.
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"Today, a year later, I am excited to celebrate the launch of another initiative of women supporting women, and communities working together for the greater good," she added.
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Together, we can make the blind see the light and forge a new era where once again the mighty have the opportunity to rule for the greater good.
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When asked about critics who say he and other national security leaders should step down when Trump makes divisive remarks, Mattis pointed to service to the greater good.
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As Disney says in her video, if we want to live in a functional democracy, we must accept that the greater good is more important than personal gain.
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This is a rare and unique opportunity for industry stakeholders, public safety advocates, and government officials to facilitate positive change and align their interests for the greater good.
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Americans must call on their representatives to move forward with this work, and to do so with their eyes firmly fixed on the greater good of the country.
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Finally, some of Mr. Trump's campaign comments have been unacceptable for those of us who believe in the open and truthful exchange of ideas for the greater good.
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Because in Norway, it's generally accepted that the greater good of public health protection makes sacrificing free access to this legal vice not just acceptable, but even beneficial.
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Though there are usually those easy-to-see ambassador owls around, many birders insist on keeping mum about those locations, too; perhaps, for the greater good, they shouldn't.
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Each and every pilot coveted that first-of-its-kind trophy while simultaneously bolstering and cheering her competitors to the finish line for the greater good of all.
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"Though it was painful for him to have no privacy, he believed that he was doing something for the greater good, which gave him some solace," Gold said.
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The good thing is family forest owners care about the land and want to do what's right — both for themselves and the greater good of America's natural resources.
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And if we are to judge "The Birth of a Nation" on these terms—as agitprop, however auteurist—it's worth asking what greater good, exactly, it might achieve.
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And Jon, himself, exhibits a resilience to fear in his willingness to risk his own life for the greater good — the cause against the army of the dead.
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According to research in psychology and neuroscience, people are actually born with impulses to cooperate, be helpful, and make choices that are fair and serve the greater good.
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Perhaps the younger Mr. Trump's sincere dedication to his philanthropic projects helps him, at least in this instance, to make the moral choice to achieve a greater good.
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One or two hands may not effect it gravely, but when everyone starts reaching in without consideration for the greater good, that is when the economy topples over.
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" In this tweet Musk claims that "attending does not mean that I agree with the actions of the administration" but that his participation tomorrow will "serve the greater good.
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But as Luke Darby pointed out at GQ, the government stepping in to redistribute wealth (in this case to farmers) for the greater good is precisely a socialist idea.
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But a time comes when we must take a deep breath and classify these debates over anti-racist niceties as a sideshow distraction, in view of a greater good.
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But this kind of anger is lacking in other cases of animal suffering, cases where there isn't a real trade-off between the animal's life and a greater good.
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The series has given Wood the best reviews and biggest audience of her career; she's using that platform to open up about her painful past for a greater good.
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Ayer's tongue-in-cheek tone plays up the killer instincts of the Suicide Squad along with a plot that sees them try to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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The lawsuit, filed Monday in Superior Court in San Francisco, paints a dark picture of Salesforce, which has long touted human rights and building technology for the greater good.
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In honor of a centennial of cookies for the greater good, the Girl Scouts have shared the first cookie recipe printed in The American Girl, the organization's official magazine.
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It's a kind of meta-journalism that requires reporters to take a leap of faith, and believe that the greater good is served by not correcting the president-elect.
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People who care about "the greater good," those who can laugh at themselves, and anyone who is willing to learn a little bit about the world around them. Absolutely.
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" But imagine, she added, if they could channel that anger in a positive direction, "if we took that power and that energy and put it toward our greater good.
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Today's mix-up may not be censorship in its most traditional sense, but it suggests the company views accidental takedowns as a necessary sacrifice for the network's greater good.
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Like his party, Mr. McCain has been caught between his self-interest and his principles, between his instinct to survive and his instinct to sacrifice for the greater good.
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Rallying together makes us feel less alone in the experience, explained the sociologist Christine Carter, a fellow at the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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For the six participants in a NASA-funded behavioral research study that simulates a trip to Mars, the hope is that the sacrifices they endure benefit the greater good.
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Some of the military men trying to steady American foreign policy amid Trump's whims and tantrums might be doing something quietly decent, sacrificing their reputations for the greater good.
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Perhaps as a counterbalance, this season's slew of after-parties exhibited growing recognition from the fortunate tribe that their positions of influence could be used for a greater good.
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Yes, sometimes you have to work with a bad person or vote for a bad person or hold a fund-raiser with a bad person for the greater good.
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She's broken both hospital laws and real laws numerous times — always in the pursuit of the greater good, of course, but very often with no regard for the consequences.
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The devastation — not just economic but also in terms of human suffering — that has been wrought in the name of the greater good of a socialist system is staggering.
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Perhaps the most damaging is the loss of energy and passion that can permeate a business as a result of senior leaders not working together for the greater good.
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Contained and restrained by these three factors, the issues in the past among South Korea, Japan and the United States were either solved or managed for the greater good.
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The Night Machines is a concept record about being future soldiers and pioneers of the revolution into a higher consciousness for the greater good of mankind and the universe.
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One of the most dangerous things Donald Trump has done is give certain people license to exercise their worst, most violent impulses in the name of the greater good.
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"There's been no outcry about the shutdowns because it's perceived to be for the greater good," said Nitin Pai, the co-founder of the Takshashila Institution, a Bangalore think tank.
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The key difference with this show, though, is that Fashioned from Nature will be instrumental in convincing people to alter their consumerist habits for the greater good of our planet.
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It is worth recalling for what it can tell us about the way Trump makes decisions, hires key people, works (or doesn't work) for the greater good and so on.
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Still, something he'd said clearly resonated with Carol, as she chose to abandon her season 4 Karen-burning, greater good-ways by saving Jerry and Ezekiel over grabbing the guns.
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While Jamie fights it out with Geillis' bodyguard, Claire confronts her old friend, who serves up a whole bunch of nonsense about needing to do this for the greater good.
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As long as we go with the tide of history and work together for our nation's greater good, we will together create the future - a beautiful future of national rejuvenation.
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There are other times when lying can be said to be in service of the greater good, like when an undercover cop assumes a fake identity to catch a pedophile.
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We are not doing this for ourselves but for the greater good of the people.... Is there any one of the royal family who wants to be king or queen?
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We all know that politics is an inherently dirty game, that it's a profession which requires its practitioners to deviate from their ideological positions in support of the greater good.
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Sharing highly compartmented, classified information with Russians is a theatrical distraction from the greater good of polluting streams, enabling predatory financial practices, cutting taxes, and taking people's health care away.
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But for greater credibility and the greater good, not to mention greater success, it needs to be the go-to source for anyone and everyone looking to get it right.
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But perhaps it is best thought of as a kind of lever that can be pulled, occasionally, for the greater good, even if that means pleasing the U.S.'s adversaries.
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If Facebook has a social mission to serve the greater good, why is it so slow and ineffective in responding to the unethical, amoral, and violent uses of its technology?
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When it's hard to celebrate yourself, or when you're too focused on your own problems, helping other people is a self esteem-building distraction that also serves a greater good.
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It talks about somebody that literally is prepared to put their life on the line for the sake of rebellion so that the greater good can go forward and win.
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According to the agents, this—offering much-needed supplies in exchange for allowing them to perform services that will serve the greater good—is a pretty common and successful tactic.
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That might seem a lot to ask of Alabama voters, but that's what those who have strong principles do: willingly suffer short-term pain and setbacks for the greater good.
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Some residents whose villages are under lockdown feel that they're being sacrificed for the greater good, just as some countries around the world are trying to protect themselves from Italy.
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Dr. Phil says it's time for people to start making sacrifices for the greater good because we're all in this together ... and he's sounding the alarm on the bad apples.
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These lessons give me hope that when the right leaders strike the right notes, they can breach divisions, elevate political discourse and possibly foster solid accomplishments for the greater good.
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"We've moved more to a microview of well-being, having positivity in the minute," said Dacher Keltner, director of the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"We've moved more to a microview of well-being, having positivity in the minute," said Dacher Keltner, director of the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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But the blood is in service of a greater good: a story about four young men who go hunting somewhere reserved only for elders — for good reason, it turns out.
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While Nadella didn&apost mention the book by name, he&aposs almost certainly referring to Mayer&aposs latest book, "Prosperity: Better Business Makes the Greater Good," published in January 2019.
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Sri Azalina Othman Said, a government minister, issued a statement calling the protest leaders "a motley crew of former enemies driven by self-interest, not the greater good of society."
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The freedom to chase our individual dreams through our sweat, and toil, and imagination — and the imperative to strive together as well, to achieve a common good, a greater good.
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A vast majority of career officers choose to serve regardless of who is in office as president, often suppressing their own political beliefs for the greater good of the nation.
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In one fashion, this mirrors Louise's ultimate dilemma with whether she should have Hannah or not — an inevitable tragedy can't be changed, because it must happen for the greater good.
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As a result, although most people would pull the switch, those same people resist the idea of pushing their fellow commuter to his or her doom to serve the greater good.
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Senior Corps is the prototype for an idea that is fast gaining ground - engaging the rapidly growing ranks of older Americans for a range of intergenerational projects for the greater good.
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Thanos believes in sacrificing half the universe's population for a greater good, while the Avengers think they shouldn't have to sacrifice anything at all to save half of the universe's population.
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We've also seen, however, that Aunt Lydia has absolutely no problem maiming and torturing the Handmaids that she cares about because she understands herself to be acting for the greater good.
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" Damon, who&aposs reportedly been in the Army for 18 years, said he wants people to understand that his deployment — which he said is his fifth — is "for the greater good.
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Today's smartphone is a high-powered microcomputer; incredibly, now all that computing power is being harnessed collectively for the greater good, in the search of a cure for the Zika virus.
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" While there's a practicality to Whiterose's gender fluidity, she's still every bit a calculating force: "She's willing to do a lot of things to achieve what she calls 'a greater good.
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With our attention turned toward gratitude and the greater good, we may realize what we can do to show thanks to those who have helped us and then return the favor.
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For each #BringBackTheBees lip balm (flavors include Coconut & Pear, Pink Grapefruit and Wild Cherry) purchased, the Burt's Bees' Greater Good Foundation, in partnership with other organizations, will plant 1,000 wildflower seeds.
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"The night before, I finger curled every single piece of my hair in the shower, which led to a very long shower, but it was for the greater good," she shared.
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It's not almost as if the Internet's adtech duopoly is singing from the same 'ads for greater good trumping the bad' hymn sheet; the Internet's adtech's duopoly is doing exactly that.
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I understand the perspective of those who object to my attending this meeting, but I believe at this time that engaging on critical issues will on balance serve the greater good.
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"I'm actually super, super shy, so this whole viral thing is not at all what I expected, but sometimes you have to suck it up for the greater good," he says.
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Dacher Keltner, a professor of psychology and director of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley who studies awe, says Lotto's results are consistent with his own understanding of awe.
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What are we going to do to make sure these women work and are not sidelined and prevented from contributing to the greater good that we are all trying to do?
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Also kimchi soup isn't something most people just have on deck, so if you're throwing it it's something you were looking forward to but needed to advance the greater good instead.
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Who will save the day and eat several thousand heart-stopping calories' worth of bacon, chicken, egg, sausage, cheese, croissants, biscuits, muffins, and ciabatta bread — for the greater good, of course?
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While he said he would try to address individual concerns if a student objected to being part of the study, Boult maintained the pictures were being used for the greater good.
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Rand Paul, at best, is whispering in Trump's ear for the greater good on issues like criminal justice, at worst flattering him because he knows it's the only game in town.
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In addition to his passion for hip hop-infused musicals that bring diversity to the often white-dominated entertainment industry, Miranda expertly uses his platform and fame for the greater good.
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Several Democratic candidates evidently view 2018 as a golden opportunity to win political office for themselves, and have resisted the party's entreaties to quit the race for the partisan greater good.
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If the cause of a people is just, does their moral authority disappear simply because they employ violent means -- even if they sacrifice their own civilians for a perceived greater good?
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Apple, like many technology companies, recognizes that the security of their customers' communications is not just good for business, but also plays a role in the greater good of our country.
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Although living like that can be lonely, inconvenient and even frightening, it's for the greater good, says Danielle Ompad, an associate professor at New York University's School of Global Public Health.
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Patriotism seemed to require a commitment to the good of this particular country, even when its good was at odds with the greater good of everyone ("America First," you might say).
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Cash may find its way back to workers and not just investors Apple is also using some of its cash to benefit the greater good -- and not just on Wall Street.
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"People intuitively recoil against people who look as though they will exploit others, the social collective, and undermine the greater good," Dacher Keltner, a UC Berkley psychologist who studies power, says.
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The classic male superhero dilemma involves a guy choosing between saving someone he loves and protecting the greater good — think the Green Goblin forcing Spider-Man to pick between going after Mary Jane or a cable car full of people, after he drops both off a bridge — whereas the Terminator franchise presumes that women are only in this fight for the specific people they love; the greater good, if it's served at all, is just a bonus.
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But even lesser orators than FDR and JFK have risen to the moment in their own way, painting a vision that inspires Republicans and Democrats to work together for the greater good.
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Her brief moments on screen were fabulous and I've got a gut feeling Lawrence is headed for a choice between the greater good and the safety of his wife sometime next season.
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"They can only be justified when they are protecting a greater good, such as security and public order, but not when they serve industrial policy goals," said BDI Director-General Joachim Lang.
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Their influence was so poignant, because it bridged the gap between the harshness of breakdown bands at the time, with a willingness to get vulnerable for the greater good of their songwriting.
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Further, it's one day a year when the world is relying on its singles population (yes, the one it usually craps on), to dispose of a little income for the greater good.
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Each year the JFK library gives the Profile In Courage Award to elected officials who demonstrate the courage to act on behalf of the greater good, often against their own self interest.
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According to utilitarian philosophers like Jeremy Bentham and a whole slew of other dead guys with dorky haircuts, the proper way to live is by maximizing one's impact on the greater good.
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Golf's ruling bodies had seven years to smooth over the ruffled feathers of sponsors or tournament officials whose events could have been sacrificed this year for the greater good of the game.
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But before you dose yourself with CBD tinctures or start mainlining melatonin, a new study suggests there may be a substance-free alternative: forgive someone or yourself, The Greater Good Magazine reports.
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It gives the winner $1 million, but its greater good is in encouraging other colleges to emulate the ethics and practices of institutions like Amherst and Vassar College, which won last year.
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" They want team players who are committed to helping the greater good of the team, which ultimately benefits the company: "A good employee volunteers his or her efforts before even being asked.
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Regrettably, the environment today in Congress today is one where partisans blame the other side for everything, instead of working together to achieve a goal for the greater good of the country.
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So for the Trump administration, supporters of Israel, and everyone else worried about Iran, there's a relatively clear acceptance of bin Salman's moves to achieve a greater good in the Middle East.
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I am very optimistic on this, but we need to take the issue seriously which I do think the industry is and make sure that we move forward towards this greater good.
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Allumette is an intimate, animated reinterpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Match Girl," which explores the love between a mother and child and the impact of sacrifice for the greater good.
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I implore any person who believes they may have been exposed to COVID-85033 to consult a physician and do the right thing for the greater good of their community and country.
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We can feel heartened by the doctors, nurses and other medical staff who are still showing up to work, often on the front lines, risking their own health for the greater good.
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I see her point, but human history shows with tragic eloquence that we cannot always trust people — whatever their age or background — to choose the greater good over their own self-interest.
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He doesn't see a community of people who can put aside their differences for a greater good, and he doesn't see anyone on the horizon who can allay his fears, even me.
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" Tom adds this is going to take a while and we are going to have to "give up some comforts" for the greater good, but if we do ... "this, too, shall pass.
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Mr. Trump's thinly veiled threat to execute those intrepid few who seek to advance the greater good at immeasurable sacrifice to their own should be seen as the act of a coward.
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American history is rife with the stories of black women who were sterilized, experimented on and stolen from, their bodily autonomy erased in favor of a "greater good" they would never share.
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Simultaneously the pitch downplays any negatives that might cloud the greater good that Pichai implies AI will unlock — presenting "potential negative consequences" as simply the inevitable and necessary price of technological progress.
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Dacher Keltner, who runs the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California at Berkeley, says that having people think about suffering activates the vagus nerve, which is linked to compassion.
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"As in any mediation, compromises were required, and I am glad that the parties resolved the issues in the interest of the greater good and their parents' legacy," the former president added.
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This error let the forces that pushed against privacy to argue they were on the side of the "greater good," while those defending it spoke of individual harms—a much weaker position.
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Through clever writing, dreamy visual language, and fine-tuned attention to detail at every stage of production, Weber made films that remain compelling today in their skillful championing of the greater good.
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This response challenges standard practices at museums and cultural non-profits that validate taking money for the supposed "common good," where sacrificing the lives of some benefits the greater good of society.
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Considering both their personalities, it's much more likely that this time around, the Long Night will end with both Jon and Daenerys choosing to make the ultimate sacrifice together for the greater good.
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Each of those ideas is rooted in the belief that what happens to one of us happens to all of us, and measures should be put in place to ensure the greater good.
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" According to the University of California, Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, mindfulness means "maintaining a moment-by-moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment, through a gentle, nurturing lens.
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Whether it's through simple IoT-based initiatives or other kinds of clever applications of existing or new technologies, the opportunity for the tech industry to help drive the greater good is very real.
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Our two Greek God-inspired super spies similarly find themselves somewhere between two polar extremes when they decide to collaborate for the greater good (the expression "playing for both teams" comes to mind).
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People in the U.S. and England hug and touch way less often than people in France or Puerto Rico, according to a 2010 study by the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.
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Toad is the exact kind of patriot that deserves attention and rarely gets it — the worker who believes in the greater good and puts stake in things beyond his/her own self-interest.
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The story on this flight is not just about evacuating from the most devastating storm to hit Puerto Rico in a century, it's also about the separation of families for the greater good.
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Midnight executive orders are fairly routine for soon-to-be ex-presidents, and outgoing administrations have a history of making decisions that stink when it comes to the greater good of the people.
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It thanked employees for their "commitment," acknowledged that it'd been a "challenging period," and tried to inspire them to keep their chins up and keep working for the greater good of their team.
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"As the attorney general said yesterday: 'No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our Republic, than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law,'" O'Malley said.
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The study, which appears in Social Psychological and Personality Science, follows up on earlier work which showing that more entitled people are less concerned about what's socially acceptable or serves a greater good.
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To be effective in advancing public policy that reflects their faith, men and women who enter the arena fired by their religious beliefs cannot make the perfect the enemy of the greater good.
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Electing someone president is always the gamble of a throw of the dice, the battle of anger verse optimism, the tolerance of believing in the greater good as opposed to the individual need.
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When they're charged with defending a peaceful village, they become a team, sacrificing their individual dreams of glory for the greater good — as if "Seven Samurai" had gotten a pastel and playful transformation.
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Maryam Abdullah, a developmental psychologist and parenting program director at the Greater Good Science Center, said that being "intentional" with phone use can help ease some of the anxiety they create in parents.
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"But I think that probably in a few years, we will be that lesson for other towns, and I guess if other people don't follow in our footsteps, that is to the greater good."
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The study's authors — from top American, British and African medical schools, and the Atlanta-based Carter Center — argue that those risks are small and much outweighed by the greater good of saving children's lives.
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It's clear to me that quantum computing can serve the greater good through an open-source, collaborative research and development approach that I believe will prevail once wider access to this technology is available.
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" Added blogger and author Avital Norman Nathman, who is still undecided between Clinton and Sanders, "It's exhausting to have all of this inner fighting when we should be working together for the greater good.
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The result also had an unexpected benefit for the archdiocese, firming up Cardinal Dolan's bona fides: he had established himself as a churchman willing to turn in a fellow-churchman for the greater good.
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I like to hear that people played on teams when they were younger, because they know that they play a role and that it's for the greater good of the task or the team.
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One school of thought holds that if users join an easily searchable site, they should not expect to maintain control over how their information is used, and that criminal investigations serve the greater good.
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Its insularity, secrecy, its bedrock libertarianism and algorithmic notions about progress, land use and corporate independence have never easily meshed with the slow, open-society, regulatory-heavy, greater-good mission that defines city living.
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From Walmart and Costco providing groceries and Amazon enhancing its distribution centers to deliver medical supplies to Skype and Zoom's wide-ranging teleworking options, Americans' favorite brands are stepping up for the greater good.
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Think about self-promotion not as a means of touting your goods, but as a means of letting your company know just what you're capable of and how you can serve the greater good.
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When contacted again by CNN on Wednesday, she said the whole family had "volunteered themselves" to be brought to the quarantine hotel, in a move of "self-sacrifice" for the greater good of Wuhan.
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The scary part about Krumwiede's brand of "virus" is that it infects people's minds and causes them to act in ways that expressly counteract their own best interests, not to mention the greater good.
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Make no mistake, China understands that a nuclear fallout does not respect the national borders but communist governments, as history demonstrates, are often willing to sacrifice some of its people for the greater good.
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"We were built to overlearn from negative experiences, but under learn from positive ones," said Rick Hanson, a psychologist and senior fellow at the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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In principle, I'm for every story being told, irrespective of its implications, because erring the other way threatens to lead to the sort of censorship-for-the-greater-good you see in totalitarian states.
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And while some advocates for the policy argued that it was still worth supporting for the "greater good" of expanded health care coverage for other procedures, reproductive rights advocates were understandably not having it.
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Giving to the greater good is what many ex-soldiers want, and returning vets I've spoken to in my time as a conflict reporter often talk about needing purpose after their tours are over.
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" And for Kardashian West, she said, "I hope maybe this inspires more people to talk to the people in power — that you can have an effect over them for the greater good of other people.
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Show creator Dana Calvo spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about the cancellation, sharing some details that alluded to the interests of white men once again taking precedence over the greater good and the popular vote.
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But real leaders take that raw disillusionment in their supporters and channel it toward the nation's greater good on behalf of the agenda in which they believe and for which they continue to fight. Sen.
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Chicago (CNN)Secretary of State John Kerry, who lost a close election to President George W. Bush in 2004, believes he was right to make a timely concession for the greater good of the country.
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After storming a group of Saviors that happens to contain Dwight, Daryl finally asks the critical question: did his plan to sacrifice a bunch of innocent people for the greater good lead to Negan's escape?
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Armed with the evidence needed to change business practices for the greater good of employees, consumers, and the environment, there has never been a better time to put this knowledge and these insights into action.
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Batman v Superman goes out of its way to justify why its title characters need to throw punches at one another, all before they figure out they need to team up for the greater good.
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The city is moving together almost as one—it's an environment that needs to hopefully meet the condition of the greater good, but it's still a long-standing polemic between forces both seen and unseen.
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Let's tackle the issue of our time with the best data available to us, and use that data not just to make a partisan point, but to work together for the greater good of all.
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You ass kissing and boot licking on a whole new level &I refuse to associate myself with something so vile,weak,& inconsiderate to the effect this has on the greater good of ALL OUR PEOPLE!!!!
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Such real work of governance gets fewer retweets than declarations of ideological purity, but a bit less fervor from the fan base is a small price to pay for the greater good of the country.
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When the Senate Judiciary Committee reopened the investigation, it acted for the greater good, recognizing that confirming Judge Kavanaugh under the cloud of allegations would be damaging to the Supreme Court, Congress and the country.
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But the standard in each case isn't whether every provision of each bill is to an elected leader's liking—it is whether the bill as a whole benefits the greater good of the whole nation.
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It isn't about lobbying for yourself with unself-consciousness; it is about the greater good, about the people in the corporation who depend upon the integrity of your decisions, whether you are male or female.
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It can be a beautiful vision of a nation as its citizens would like it to be, a sign of what can be achieved when people of disparate backgrounds toil together for the greater good.
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Faculty from UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center (Dacher Keltner, Ph.D., and Emiliana Simon-Thomas, Ph.D.) take the fundamentals from their popular The Science of Happiness EdX class and tailor them to the modern workforce.
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"In a crisis we change our behavior and adapt to the new circumstances for the greater good of society," she said on Twitter in mid-March, urging climate protesters to post pictures of themselves online.
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The civilians killed in operations by the Afghan government and international coalition are simply an unfortunate byproduct of war, as if the children in that madrasa had willingly sacrificed themselves for some imagined greater good.
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They've trained the Street not to flinch even when the company loses oodles of money — or in this case, doesn't make as much money as expected — because it's all in service of a greater good.
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If there is a massive redirection of medical resources out of proportion to the danger, it will result in less available care to those with critical medical needs, which does not serve the greater good.
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"We have a pretty good understanding, from research, of what makes a satisfying apology," said Christine Carter, a sociologist and a senior fellow at the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley.
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By choosing to register our guns with our wildlife agencies, we would follow a long history of putting restrictions on ourselves for the greater good: bag limits, season lengths, blaze orange clothing, and so on.
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It has to think hard and realistically about how the incentives of individual political actors can be channeled toward the greater good, largely within the existing institutional structures (because changing institutions is really, really hard).
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At heart, everything you need to know about Suicide Squad is right there in the trailers: These are the bad guys who end up working for the greater good, even though they don't really want to.
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Scientist Kate Stone—the first trans woman to speak on the TED main stage—wrote about how important it is to kill transphobic people with kindness, and make peace with her persecutors for the greater good.
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When my son was growing in my heretofore hated convex belly, and it was big for an "acceptable" reason, suddenly, I felt like a proper, glorious, beautiful woman, whose curves were there for a greater good.
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No matter what kind of googly eyes they make at each other, a situation is developing where Jon is only too willing to sacrifice himself for Dany (and the greater good in general) at all costs.
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One has only to look at Facebook's slow, inadequate response to the proliferation of fake news and Russian gaming of its system during the 2016 election to see it will put profits over the greater good.
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Without appearing to try too hard, "Such Good Work" gets to the heart of what it means to have a conscience and attempts—however futile that attempt may be—to use it for the greater good.
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"I understand the perspective of those who object to my attending this meeting, but I believe at this time that engaging on critical issues will on balance serve the greater good," Musk explained in a statement.
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I recognize that being open and being out — even though there are a lot of times where it makes me very uncomfortable — it's also something that I think is better for the greater good at large.
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It feels awful to highlight anything positive that resulted from Zeke's experience, but Zeke himself has made it clear that his presence on the show might inspire fans out there, and lead to a greater good.
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With this in mind, Olga Russakovsky, a Ph.D. student at Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, created SAILORS, the US's first artificial intelligence summer camp exclusively for girls, which focuses on using machine learning for the greater good.
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The narrative and rhetoric we hear is all about protecting citizenry, about national security, about the viable need for invasions of privacy for a greater good ... that's a narrative people want to hear, because it's comforting.
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The passage of the bipartisan criminal justice reform bill late last year and recent bills addressing retirement are evidence areas do in fact exist on which both parties can come together for our nation's greater good.
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Also figure out if your career allows you to innovate and create in a way that allows you to feel like you are contributing to the greater good of the company or society as a whole.
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As a spouse, you get used to the things he can't tell you, of the tired look on his face after the job has worn him down and the family time missed for the greater good.
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Thus, the moment in which we find ourselves: Those of us in states with robust responses are still vulnerable, no matter how much sacrifice we make for the greater good, because of states with weak responses.
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But, in closing her own studio early, Pavitt hoped to make a point: Despite the inevitable loss of money and the logistics of closing up shop, the choice was unavoidable — and essential for the greater good.
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Providing for people who make sacrifices for the greater good is crucial, said Lawrence Gostin, a law professor at Georgetown University and director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law.
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REED: Evangelicals confronted a less than perfect choice in 2016, as they frankly do in almost every election, and they acted as responsible citizens in voting not for the lesser evil but for the greater good.
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By making the issue purely political, however, and suggesting access to late-term abortion be sacrificed for "the greater good" of progressive goals, Brooks makes no mention at all of these very important and relevant factors.
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"I think every athlete, every human, and definitely every African-American should be completely grateful and honored how Colin and Eric are doing so much more for the greater good," Williams said at the US Open.
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"The night before, I finger curled every single piece of my hair in the shower, which led to a very long shower, but it was for the greater good," the 18-year-old from Connecticut tells Refinery29.
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Many subjects continued working in public or charitable service; when asked to reflect on their participation in the Minnesota Starvation Experiment, they indeed saw it as a worthy sacrifice for the greater good — as well they should.
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" If a client was fraudulent, or made Ogilvy help sell products or services "we thought we could not reconcile in terms of the greater good," he said, "then we have a simple choice: 'Don't work for them.
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But if the greater good has been served and progress has been made, then we should acknowledge that entities like the Transhumanist Party—revolutionary or not—have played a helping hand in positively moving the world forward.
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" A frequent guest of his alma mater, Reeves told the University of Virginia School of Law in 2017 that he knew that becoming a judge "would be the best thing to create a greater good in Mississippi.
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Whether or not Thursday's deal – the biggest since the 2008 financial crisis – marks the beginning of a wave of consolidation depends on the human element: Can potential CEO partners set aside their egos for the greater good?
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In some ways, an art collective functions similarly to a religious institution: various individuals with a singular, unified end goal come together to create and support something they unabashedly believe in, an artistic "greater good" of sorts.
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So tell me, is it actually so wild to conceive of a future in which we might temporarily curtail women's reproductive rights in the face of a population crisis, all in the name of the greater good?
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So researchers were asked to do this 903 degree reorientation: they went from, "you should only work for the greater good in science," and then they were asked to suddenly become scouts for the next commercial opportunity.
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"As the attorney general said on Tuesday: 'No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our Republic, than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law,'" DOJ spokesman Devin O'Malley said.
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"Everyone, including doctors, wants to be doing work that contributes to some greater good beyond themselves - work that feels authentic to who they are without compromising their integrity," said Yoon, who was not involved in the study.
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Yes, I had begun to believe that this OpenMind technology did serve a greater good, but it had also become clear that it wasn't under the control of Bishop, or anyone else who could be considered trustworthy.
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Next, lefty extremists have to act like lefty extremists — that is, myopic to the greater good, guided by a Trumpian sense that they alone know how to solve the world's problems, and everyone else is a sellout.
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The move toward dispassionate stats is for the greater good; sportswriting and fandom are too often unctuous and absurd and lend themselves to blanket moralizing in which the athlete is reduced to some lesson about life itself.
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Again, it's no guarantee Howard finally/willingly buys into into a changed role for the greater good, but the Hornets have enough talent and continuity to place top 10 in offensive and defensive rating if he does.
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Yet great responsibility enlarged him: Washington rightly embodies the sacrifice of personal interests to a greater good, as well as other republican virtues — probity, dignity, moral stamina, incorruptibility — that should remain true north for every citizen today.
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Millennials, specifically, have also been told to be grateful for how little is being asked of us; we're reminded that, in prior years, Americans were asked to give their lives for some notion of the greater good.
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In a perfect world, we wouldn't feel compelled to shout our abortions for some greater good: We could just share them if we felt like it, or file them away in some private drawer in our own minds.
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In fact, the radio special locates the essence of gratitude in recognizing our connection to, and even dependence on, other people, and it highlights the ways that gratitude can foster generosity and a commitment to the greater good.
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"The district court and receiver lacked authority to dispossess claimants of their legal rights to share in receivership assets for the sake of the greater good," Circuit Judge Edith Jones wrote for the New Orleans-based appeals court.
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The Dark Knight Returns worked because it seemed tethered to what we knew about each hero going in: Batman the remorseless and unstoppable seeker of justice, Superman the champion whose eyes remain forever fixed on the greater good.
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The act of concession there is both necessary for a peaceful transition of power and an opportunity for the loser to show everyone that he or she is sagacious enough to put the greater good above all else.
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"Like these courageous activists for racial justice and an end to violence, we all must reject the suicidal logic of accepting lesser evil, and stand up to fight for the greater good like our lives depend on it."
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She added she didn't mind attending the mandatory weekly flag raising ceremony, because it's the same thing she did in school growing up, and thinks installing GPS in vehicles and other surveillance devices is for the greater good.
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"When science is aligned with big corporations the left immediately, intuitively perceives the technology as not benefiting the greater good but only benefiting the corporation," said Matthew Nisbet, an expert on the communication of science at Northeastern University.
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In a game brimming with guys angling to be point guard, Phife coolly played forward, posting up killer verses and earworm choruses when needed, bounce passing lines back at Q-Tip for the greater good of the song.
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It was in Godric's Hollow that Grindelwald and Dumbledore began their plans to collect the Deathly Hallows and overthrow the Muggle world "For the Greater Good," a phrase that would become the slogan of Grindelwald and his followers.
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But while we fight to keep patients alive, we also stand on the front lines of the battle to prevent medical emergencies by encouraging people to adopt healthful habits and, when needed, to sacrifice for the greater good.
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And another remarked: Right now, we can see what is happening on campuses, in workplaces, in houses of government, in the streets, where people of your generation are speaking up and leading the way for the greater good.
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Maintaining variety in the types of people you interact with is also essential, said Emiliana Simon-Thomas, the science director Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, and who was not affiliated with Hall's study.
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It even "produces signs of arousal: the heart and breathing speed up, stress hormones are released, and our focus is high," neuroeconomics researcher Paul J. Zak wrote in Greater Good, a UC Berkeley magazine focusing on scientific research.
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The political coalition is the best — perhaps the only — instrument available in a democracy to unite people who disagree on some issues but are willing to work together for the greater good on others where there is agreement.
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BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil (Reuters) - Lionel Messi has agreed to sacrifice his usual buccaneering style of play for the greater good of his team, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said ahead of Tuesday's crunch Copa America semi-final against Brazil.
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A great gift that our Founders gave to us: The freedom to chase our individual dreams through our sweat and toil and imagination, and the imperative to strive together, as well, to achieve a common good, a greater good.
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Several episodes in the middle of the season took care to flesh out the parents as people, not just villains, putting their moral compromises in a more gray area of trying to protect their kids and the Greater Good.
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Avengers: Age Of Ultron In case you thought these movies were kidding with all this death and destruction, the Avengers are forced to confront the cost of busting up bad guys for the greater good in this one. 14.
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When Koehler then pushed the man, whom he declined to name, to give his definition of the word honor, the man instantly replied that it centered on one's willingness to sacrifice everything for the greater good of one's group.
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A slew of makeup setting sprays have come out that accommodate everyone's price point, and with spring wedding season just about starting, I knew it was time to put them to the test for the greater good of society.
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Both put themselves in compromising situations for what they firmly believe is the greater good — and it was telling that this increasingly didn't mean "for good of country," as both started to question the orders they'd always blindly followed.
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This week's lunar eclipse (and full moon, for that matter) will occur in Aquarius, which is also associated with "strong emotional reactions," Penelope explains, though this sign's influence can prompt us to act in favor of the greater good.
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And though Rogue One and The Last Jedi have different notions on how to depict the cost of war and scenarios in which death leads to a greater good for a greater number, they both treat these moments seriously.
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In the exit memo, released by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), Southerland said the EPA had been "the guiding light to make the 'right thing' happen for the greater good, including public health and safety" throughout her career.
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Quinn's current situation gives the show a chance to talk about what nations owe the people who will do the dirtiest, cruelest work "for the greater good," and about the repercussions of surviving—and doling out—so much violence.
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Not that it wasn't logical for her to turn her back on even the most; the move felt like peak paranoid Cersei, who's always been more interested in keeping control of her power over working for the greater good.
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Country Living adds that the city's mayor has found a temporary solution to the ban, which is really for the greater good, because seeing the clear skies and green valleys is giving some folk a case of wanderlust blues.
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He accused the Vatican's chief diplomat, Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, of speaking "nonsense," after Parolin said in an interview that the aim of dialogue was the greater good and that the Vatican understood the "pain" of Chinese Catholics.
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It's true we've seen that Aunt Lydia is a true believer who always acts for what she understands to be the greater good, that she truly cares for her Handmaids, and that she truly cares for the babies they bear.
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Nor is it necessarily problematic if it serves a greater good: flyers were willing to put up with tremendous new inconveniences, from removing their shoes to checking the size of their toothpaste, in the interest of security after 9/11.
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In the face of Carol's doubt about the mission, Ezekiel says his boundless enthusiasm and refusal to accept failure is the source of his power — and the reason residents of the Kingdom are willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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It sucks every time I have to deal with a dongle, discover I've lost a dongle, or the battery on my wireless headphones are dead, but the removal of this port is for the greater good for future smartphone designs.
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"What we found was a large majority of people strongly feel that the car should sacrifice the passenger for the greater good," said Jean-François Bonnefon of the Toulouse School of Economics, the new study's lead author, during a Wednesday teleconference.
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In his keynote speech, Parolin said the Catholic Church wanted to "share the experience" it had acquired from dealing with its own scandals concerning priestly sexual abuse of children "so that it may prove useful for an ever greater good".
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It hands players ample opportunity to sacrifice their kill counts, their glory, and the characters themselves for the greater good, to be immortalized in the match's signature "Play of the Game" moment shown to every participant after the dust has settled.
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Research has shown -- and we've witnessed through the work of our organizations -- that communities thrive when everyone has an equal opportunity to reach their full potential, contribute their talents and connect with their neighbors to work for the greater good.
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Republicans have turned those words into an ideological holy grail, insisting that this overstuffed and undercooked legislation, which will result in profound changes to federal health care and likely other social programs, is about the greater good of cutting taxes.
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"Our overall goal means that we are going to push better economics back to those farmers and to those florists that want to work with those farmers and in that way create a greater good in the world," Tabis said.
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" But if he doesn't finish ahead of those in single digits, Santorum added, "You reach a point when you realize that you aren't going to accomplish what you're going to accomplish and you have to look out for the greater good.
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Both these "greater good" arguments for and against procreation, unfortunately, amount to using future children as a means to an end, thinking about how they can contribute to our overall welfare, rather than thinking of their own individual well-being.
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And that's what the left and right are in today: A dysfunctional marriage where each side's obsession with what they want—and their reflexive rejection of the other side's desires—has come to undermine everyone's shared commitment to the greater good.
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By rallying around a nebulous notion of a greater good that flows through humanity at scale (miraculously alienating no one in the process!), Facebook can be some things to all people — and that's really been its true mission all along.
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When it comes to politics, I will only vote for someone if they can promise to be in office for the greater good of their citizens—I don't want someone who's there to fill their pockets or push their own agenda.
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In fact, this was the moral of Alma and Esperanza's Tragic Quest: that these two girls, bestowed with magical powers unprecedented in the history of humanity, decided to ignore the greater good and focused on their own solipsistic journey for completion.
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When viewers met Tony back in 2008's Iron Man, he had already built a billion-dollar empire on his smarts and was continuing to design and perfect weapons in order to protect what he considered to be the greater good.
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First, there is a divide between an individualist attitude, which places a premium on individual autonomy, and a communitarian attitude, in which the community or nation is in this together and sometimes needs to make individual sacrifices for the greater good.
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Mr. Pfeffer, a yeshiva student once himself, noted that Judaism contains no confession-like guarantee of confidentiality, and said that if the rabbi indeed leaked the recording, he could have reasoned that he was acting for the "greater good" of Israel.
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While the country's national government may be divided, even paralyzed, the towns around this nation are often and strongly acting in a united way, facing their problems, negotiating their solutions and taking action for the greater good of their communities.
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WILFRED FROST: This book is full of so many of the great examples, not just as you say in the pursuit of excellence in success, but examples of deals that have led to much greater good, following the investments you've made.
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"This notion that there won't be jobs [as a result of AI] is not well founded," Delaney said, likening the rise of AI to globalization, which he contended provided a greater good to the world than any damage it has caused.
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But the fact of the matter is you can still make contributions in a game where there's five players out there that have responsibilities that can impact the greater good of your team, and Marcus does that in some very unique ways.
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" When asked why she went to the White House with Trump by Ross, who called his probing of Manigault Newman in a confessional "investigative journalism" for the greater good, she said it was because she felt "it was a call to duty.
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Fontaine and the other cannabis farmers I interviewed say that making a living while what they view as helping the greater good has enhanced their mental health, especially since, unlike produce farmers, they often get to see the impacts of their efforts firsthand.
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More often, though, it's a question of whose feelings get to matter — who needs to be kept satisfied at all times, and who has to manage frustration or disappointment or delay in the name of sucking it up for the greater good.
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And since she'll be doing it behind the scenes and hasn't clarified anything concrete about how she plans to help women beyond just being in the room, apparently we'll just have to trust that her intentions are guided by some greater good.
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Larry Hogan: I have to take into consideration my state and does it make sense to go running around the country to make a point or to do something for the greater good that then takes me away from my day job.
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He used the power of the presidency for the greater good, leveraging the "bully pulpit" toward a path of progressivism by championing reform for those whose stations in life were far below the rarified privilege in which he had spent his life.
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If they were offering free testing in exchange for use of data, that might be more reasonable; as it is, however, buyers are offering up highly personal information that may or may not benefit the greater good but will certainly benefit corporate interests.
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If infused with a democratic spirit — organized and run in a non-autocratic fashion with an eye to the greater good — a labor union might inculcate civic virtues in its members, pushing them to think and vote in a more enlightened way.
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But more importantly, it may also serve the greater good: With every nuanced portrayal of mental illness comes the opportunity for seeing these issues in a new light — and for remembering that we all have our own strengths and limitations to work with.
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Like Gino, Seagal has also caused his share of collateral damage for the greater good as when he reportedly drove a tank through the wall of someone's house and allegedly killed their puppy while operating in his capacity as Steven Seagal: Lawman.
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Opportunists are sure to put their own self-interests ahead of any ethical concerns and the greater good of the organization, while acolytes are likely to possess the very same values and beliefs that got their leaders into trouble to begin with.
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"No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our republic than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said on Tuesday afternoon, as he announced the administration's decision to rescind DACA.
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" In April, the governor sat at a table in his Midtown office to announce a détente in the schism between Mr. Klein and Ms. Stewart-Cousins, saying "we are uniting the Democratic Party to fight a common enemy for the greater good.
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"Through the divorce it was very difficult, as you can imagine, but sometimes in life you have to suck it up for the greater good and here we are, season 8 is on the air and we are working together," he shared.
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It is grotesque and we must endure it for another three or seven years, given that the Republicans have a stranglehold on power right now and are more invested in holding onto that power than working for the greater good of all Americans.
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"The most immediate and lasting impact is that somehow in 48 hours Schultz has managed to undo the decades he spent branding himself as a different kind of CEO who cares about his workers and the greater good," Democratic strategist Eddie Vale said.
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Emiliana R. Simon-Thomas, Ph.D., is the science director of the Greater Good Science Center, where she oversees the GGSC's fellowship program, is a co-instructor of its Science of Happiness online course, and runs key research initiatives like the Expanding Gratitude project.
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Ingredients that have been left to sit alongside one another for a long while simply lose some of their sharp edges in the process for the sake of a greater good, in much the same way as individuals morph into a family.
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And in the case of Planned Parenthood, in particular, they're a reminder that employees at nonprofits are sometimes asked to sacrifice benefits like paid leave in exchange for working for the "greater good," especially if their jobs involve health care or other services.
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It's about what it means for a group of people to turn themselves into an army, a teeming temporary organism of war made up of people who have accepted they might die for the greater good, or who are trying their best not to.
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From my perspective, the best way to handle the pressures of fame is to take it all with a grain of salt, use it for the greater good, and always remember why you wanted to be in the entertainment industry in the first place.
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To South Africans who have suffered economic stagnation and national embarrassment under Zuma, it was yet more evidence of a leader unable to look beyond the byzantine inner workings of Africa's oldest liberation movement to consider the greater good of Nelson Mandela's 'Rainbow Nation'.
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Taken as a whole, competition and breadth of scope will help serve the greater good of getting more devices in the hands of students, while letting the IT departments that make purchasing decisions hopefully choose the devices and ecosystem that best suits their individual needs.
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Just as the United States did during World War II, when it allied with the Soviet Union in the name of the greater good to defeat Nazi Germany, sometimes you have to temporarily align with a nation that commits despicable deeds to advance broader goals.
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Not that I was expecting it to happen any differently; that game's rather older, battle-scarred Joel's selfishness mightn't have always been obvious, but he was exclusively in it for himself ever since his daughter's death, and the greater good wasn't about to change that.
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It said profit for the sake of profit and not for the greater good was "illegitimate" and condemned a "reckless and amoral culture of waste" that has created oligarchies in some countries while leaving great masses of impoverished people "without any means of escape".
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While skipping your hair appointment as a public-health precaution might feel like a small sacrifice for the greater good, the reality is that temporary shutdowns have a devastating impact on the small-business salon owners and stylists who are forced to suspend all operations.
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"Terms like 'the right thing to do' or 'think about the elderly' or 'for the greater good' are hard to grasp when, developmentally, kids are in a stage when their worldview centers around them, their family, and perhaps their neighborhood and friends," Dr. Cicero said.
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The modest difference in attitude between the messengers will vanish, presumably because any real criticism — including any skepticism about this or any war — might impede the movie's embrace of heroic individualism for the greater good, which here largely translates as vague national struggle and sacrifice.
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With the sick being herded into makeshift quarantine camps, with minimal medical care, a growing sense of abandonment and fear has taken hold in Wuhan, fueling the sense that the city and surrounding province of Hubei are being sacrificed for the greater good of China.
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The state does not get to ride roughshod over, say, the privilege against self-incrimination, the attorney-client privilege, or the spousal privilege just because its investigators really, really need the information for the purported greater good of solving a case, or even protecting lives.
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Both the origins of the crisis and the activism of the state in addressing it seemed to justify the social-democratic model that European nations traditionally championed: government intervention to tame the excesses of capitalism and harness its productive capacity for the greater good.
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In this strand, the theory plays out with Bran choosing to sacrifice himself for the greater good, by committing to spending many thousands of years as an ice zombie purely to offer himself as a target later on to prevent civil war in Westeros.
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Implicit in the Trump administration's arguments over the past few days has been the idea that Democrats need to come to the table for the greater good: Since they don't want to keep the government closed, they should be willing to sacrifice something to reopen it.
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Besides, it's a minor trade-off made for the greater good because by moving things around, 28Bitdo has managed to make room for extra function buttons and a pair of analog joysticks on the SN216 Pro, so it can be used to play modern titles too.
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American viewers also may find themselves watching Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg (Ola G. Furuseth) — who plunges headfirst into investigating how his government failed on that day — with a wistful sigh at the sight of a politician putting his own self-interest aside for the greater good.
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Many neighborhood groups do support putting the tank in the playground, arguing that it serves the greater good by allowing the cleanup to proceed as quickly as possible, said Katia Kelly, a longtime Carroll Gardens resident and a member of the Gowanus Superfund Community Advisory Group.
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In the end, we see him come back to this idea of acting when no one else will, by sacrificing his life for the greater good, and on his own terms — not only that, but he also actively prevents Diana from being able to save him.
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Early in his September 5 press conference announcing the termination of DACA, Attorney General Jeff Sessions laid the groundwork this way: No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our Republic than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law.
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If President Trump won't appeal effectively or directly to our better selves, other than thin comments that came way too late, listen to all the other mayors, governors, corporate executives, union leaders, clergy and doctors who are asking us to make small sacrifices for the greater good.
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The newer narrative casts them as the liberal coalition's noblest group — willing to put solidarity with fellow minorities above the economic concerns that might tempt them rightward, and willing to accept, for the greater good, a system of racial preferences that benefits others more than them.
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Storytelling at the two major comic publishers, Marvel and DC, had taken baby steps toward complexity, the pinnacle of which was likely the Dark Phoenix story line from "Uncanny X-Men," in which one of the heroes obtains unlimited power then sacrifices herself for the greater good.
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"It's not too much to expect leaders to bring us together, to unite our country, to find a way to reach out to us, to our greater good, and make sure that we rise above all of the accusations, the hate and finger-pointing," said Lujan.
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While conservative activists may seek to use this as a test case to attack race-conscious admissions on a broader basis, such a possibility does not mean that we should condone racist anti-Asian-American bias as a necessary evil to accomplish the greater good of diversity.
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At an event hosted by Politico, Mr. McConnell tried to implore his divided colleagues to overlook their policy disputes, which he played down as minor items "around the edges" of the leadership's health care bill, and get behind the health care proposal for the party's greater good.
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The temporary calamity endured will surely be for the greater good, restoring the American ideal; a welcoming America unafraid to embrace the unfortunate and raise them up while nurturing its own citizens, simultaneously repelling and foiling those who seek power, influence and glory at the expense of humanity.
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A 2018 study by researchers at the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley reports that gratitude helps "individuals and relationships weather challenging situations" by buffering against the negative effects of problems like financial distress, caring for aging parents, and fighting against cancer and depression.
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In his speech, the president said much depends on Americans' ability to address several key challenges: ensuring that opportunity is equally shared; harnessing technology for the greater good; keeping the nation safe without becoming the world's police force; and having political leadership that reflects the country's best values.
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For its part, instead of instinctively cracking down on the democratic movement, the government in Beijing would do well to demonstrate some trust in Hong Kong and seek ways to harness the energy and determination of its people for the greater good of the city and the nation.
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Watch them notice the guard driving, take the foul for the greater good, and force him to the line to get the game into a half-court situation, only to see those hopes utterly dashed and tossed aside when Manu manages to use THEIR body to contort himself midair.
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All the theories and polling and arguments for the greater good paled in influence on voters compared to the circumstances of their daily lives, their immediate relationships, and the "call of stories" that fuel "the moral imagination," as psychiatrist Robert Coles wrote a quarter of a century ago.
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America's now-polarized two-party system may never again function as it did throughout much of the 20th century, back when congressional leaders from both parties frequently worked across the aisle, and, with the White House and executive agencies, they were able to shape policy for the greater good.
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Advocacy groups focused on increasing coverage overall (and public health coverage in particular) can recognize the platform that companies have and also work to make the most of it — even if it means making a compromise or two that would benefit the greater good (read: more covered Americans).
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The speech's cognitive dissonance is the result of a president—and a group of presidential advisers—who have not thought deeply about the role of U.S. power or the value of international cooperation, where it's necessary for nations to cede sovereignty in the hope of a greater good.
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"It's arguably one of the greatest improvements of the human brain in the last two to three million years—our nearest cousins, chimps and bonobos, don't do it," says psychologist Rick Hanson, senior fellow at the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley and author of Hardwiring Happiness.
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Now more than ever, we in the tech community have an individual and collective responsibility to get engaged and take action, not only in our own businesses but also in shaping policy and regulatory frameworks globally, in order to ensure that we maximize technology for the greater good.
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In the long run, I'm still hopeful that this phase will pass — that the stability and sugar highs that these strongmen offer will prove to be illusory — and that the free flow of ideas and people, and regular rotations in power, will prove superior vehicles for the greater good.
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"It was not only the most sustainable, cost-effective, long-term energy option for the cathedral, but the option that best aligns with the greater good of New York, and not just today, but for generations to come," said Monsignor Robert T. Ritchie, the rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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"The radical opposition in Hong Kong is not seeking the greater good of all of Hong Kong society, but instead is being driven by selfish political interests to gang up with foreign forces hostile to mainland China," Global Times, a widely read nationalist news outlet, said in an editorial.
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As the president's trade wars drag on, putting the economic bite on a growing number of Americans, his team is scrambling to put a nationalist gloss on his protectionist gamble, spinning it as a noble crusade in which the individual interest must be subordinated to the greater good.
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The WIRED Gear team has spent the past few days talking to experts (as well as among ourselves), and have come up with this master guide to everything you might need right now (and a few things you should avoid buying for the sake of the greater good).
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"For many of these people who are coming forward, it's a matter of life and death and they're putting a lot on the line and putting themselves at risk essentially for the greater good," said Neema Singh Guliani, a legislative counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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Universum's survey found that engineering majors were most interested in the aerospace and defense, energy and technology hardware and equipment industries and their top career goals include to have work-life balance, to have and to be dedicated to a cause or feel like they are serving the greater good.
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The answer may source to the sexist perception that all women come pre-equipped with a softness of heart which makes them care about the same things, have a more finely tuned social conscience than male counterparts, and possess a moral compass where the greater-good-of-all is due North.
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On the other, it has never quite shed its status as TV's most libertarian show, built atop the ethos that you shouldn't bother caring about what other people do, unless they try to make you do something for the greater good, in which case, you should make fun of them.
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In the latest episode of the Latina Love Project series, Orange Is the New Black's Selenis Leyva and her transgender sister Marizol talk about the pain they endured to protect one another from hard truths in their childhoods and the sacrifices they made for the greater good of their family.
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Five years ago, we told you about a venture capital auction wherein dozens of VCs donated their time toward a greater good — helping fund research at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, one of the world's largest voluntary health organizations dedicated to funding research and access to treatments for blood cancer patients.
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But we can't forget that as the young entrepreneur was on the rise, she had a lot of things in her favor: powerful supporters, an idea that sounded like it was for the greater good, a compelling personal story, and a really good marketing and advertising team to back those up.
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The source said the internal White House debate will be over whether the U.S. government owns and builds the network or whether the carriers bind together in a consortium to build the network, an idea that would require them to put aside their business models to serve the country's greater good.
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Then in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, he's completely at odds with the government, defying orders to save and protect his friends and the greater good, while Tony Stark aligns the remaining Avengers with the government in the name of atoning for the damage he caused by creating Ultron.
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I call on the tens of millions inspired by the Sanders mobilization, the 60% of Americans who want a new major party, and the independents who outnumber both Democrats and Republicans to reject the self-defeating strategy of voting for the lesser evil and join our fight for the greater good.
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Ms. Winters and her colleagues have developed tools to help with social resolution, bullying, online aggression (or perceived aggression), eating disorders and issues particular to high school students, working with the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and other academic partners.
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Hancock also appears willing to tolerate some iterative tech missteps — again towards a 'greater good' of modernizing the tech used to deliver NHS services so it can be continuously responsive to user needs, via updates and modular plugins, all greased by patient data being made reliably available via the envisaged transformation.
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How footage of the murder of at least 50 innocent people was broadcast and distributed globally dredges up some deeply uncomfortable questions for the biggest social networks, including the existential one: Is the ability to connect at such speed and scale a benefit or a detriment to the greater good?
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Put aside your feelings of resentment for the DNC (which I still harbor as well) and vote for the greater good of our environment, vote for someone that actually has a chance of winning the election, vote for someone that is committed to the GREEN principles of stopping global warming.
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ERIKA SCALES, Ocean County, N.J. The world premiere of Sharyn Rothstein's timely, issue-driven "Right To Be Forgotten" — about the potentially disastrous effects of contemporary social media on individuals' lives, and about moral compromise in the pursuit of the greater good — made excellent use of Arena Stage's Kogod Cradle venue.
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The book falls in the hands of teenager Light Yagami, who begins using it for what he perceives as the greater good and utilizes the complicated rules that come along with the book to avoid being found by investigators and fellow genius L. It's hard not to binge right through it.
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"They're called the High Five because we're the first five on the scoreboard," adds Morisaki Cooke notes that in the midst of all the virtual-reality action and stunning visuals there's a story with heart: "At the core of this movie is friendship, trying to work together for the greater good," she says.
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Laura Turner's excellent Politico article, written between Trump's Access Hollywood scandal and the election itself, takes us behind the scenes of these tensions, showing how, for some evangelical women, Trump's boasts about being able to grope women are something to be swept under the rug in favor of a perceived greater good.
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How can we make, you know, the companies a miserable life, who have been, you know, in a very excellent way, been optimising the value chain, back and forth, you know, global value chain-, JK: You know, for the greater good of the customers, because the products are cheaper, and-, and more innovative.
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Pxvce: And when you look at the ancient meaning and interpretation of tribe, that's what we're trying to do—bring people together for a greater good, making a space where you may not have money but you have your skill and the product you can create with the help of other people.
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"I think every athlete, every human, and definitely every African-American should be completely grateful and honored how Colin and Eric are doing so much more for the greater good," Williams told the Associated Press about Kaepernick and fellow former San Francisco 49er Eric Reid, who also refused to stand for the anthem.
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"It's the greater good, where we're going to be after this, how we can move on to infrastructure, which is desperate in a lot of their districts, how we can move on to tax reform which is very needed," Ross said in an interview in the Speaker's lobby just off the floor.
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The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests: -- Exposing kids to more positive images of other racial groups -- Helping your kids develop diverse friendships -- Cultivating your own diverse friendships -- Talking openly about race and the effects of racism Whatever you do, don't try to pretend prejudices don't exist.
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It's just going to turn the world into a series of struggles, year after year, election cycle after election cycle, fiscal report after fiscal report, keeping our sights off the horizon and in front of our game tape, addressing one crisis after another with no sense of any kind of greater good.
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But if the Negan we know now was able to somehow become the Negan Carl imagines him to be — a man who can warmly greet children and perform manual labor for the greater good — then perhaps there's a chance that the show could do some of the heavy lifting required to transform Negan's character.
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The conflict clearly lays out the central conundrum in Hunt's character, but IMF director Alan Hunley (Alec Baldwin) spells it out for the audience anyway: Hunt's inability to prioritize the greater good over a single life may make people see him as a hero, but can also lead to the world becoming much more dangerous.
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"To be able to make this huge impact on what was really a huge transgender and gender-fluidity movement last year is really going to be for the greater good of society, because it's going to let people know they're not different in a weird way; they're different in a way that should be celebrated."
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And I believe that when we are appealing to our greater good, when we are looking for what we have in common, when we are solving problems by listening to people who have differences of opinions with us, we actually make better decisions, and that you can change your mind from time to time.
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" Nonetheless, Jean Seaton, a professor of media history at the University of Westminster and director of the Orwell Prize for political writing, said, "It's quite paradoxical that Marx, the anti-individualist, the great generator of collectivist ideas in which you sacrifice the individual to the greater good, has to be protected so much himself.
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Because even as his actions are meant to serve a greater good—and as monstrous as they may have been, they might have been the best options in an impossible situation—there is something about Arthas' quickness to resort to slaughter and authoritarianism that makes the entire sequence seem like the moment he set his bridges to burning.
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Programs that focus on humanistic applications for the greater good perform remarkably better where diversity is concerned: A new UC Berkeley Ph.D. program in development engineering boasted a 50 percent female enrollment rate in its inaugural 2014 class, and MIT's D-Lab, which aims to build technology to improve the lives of the impoverished, is 74 percent female.
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Mr. Tully had been with Merrill Lynch for almost 40 years when he began his five-year run as chief executive in 1992, the heyday of the so-called Mother Merrill ideal — the view of the firm as an all-embracing club of like-minded bankers and brokers who lived and died for its greater good.
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Today, the greater good comes in the form of solutions to problems like the record 94 million Americans out of the workforce, rising 85033 million uncovered Americans despite rising healthcare premiums, 40 to 50 million Americans receiving food stamps, a broken immigration system left unaddressed for over 30 years and the threat terrorism poses to national security.
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Only then can business leaders assess steps to mitigate the inevitable risk, play out what-if scenarios well ahead of policy changes, understand the trickle-down effect to other elements of the business, such as jobs, and enable decisioning that puts the long-term viability of their organization and the greater good of American business front and center.
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Most important is the fact that Brandon Micheal Hall is very charming as Courtney, so much so that after the character predictably starts out his mayorship by making selfish decisions in the name of his rap career, it's not especially shocking when he eventually swings the other way and prioritizes the greater good of his town.
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He is an exemplary husband and father; he treats others with respect; he pursues the greater good over personal gain; his actions are guided by strong ethical and moral convictions; he receives criticism with grace and equanimity; he has a disarming sense of humor; he is resilient; he finds joy in living; he is stubbornly hopeful and optimistic.
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