Sentences with phrase «central insight»

«If there's a single central insight in economics, it's this: There are mutual gains from transactions between consenting adults... but what if a deal between consenting adults imposes costs on people who are not part of the exchange?»

Environmental Econ 101 If there's a single central insight in economics, it's this: There are mutual gains from transactions between consenting adults.

You might think leadership is all about putting your best foot forward and honing your talents, but according to Chisa, one of HBS's central insights on leadership is that you need to focus on what you're bad at as well.

What's her central insight?

Lutheranism engages us in our doubled condition and reminds us of its founder's central insight, confessed as he died, that we are all beggars before God.

From the beginning Buddhists concluded from their central insight that the usual Hindu formulations of Brahman were mistaken.

And this leads to the central insight of Boyer's study.

The latter thinker, for all his remarkable powers of retrieving the disclosive power of eschatological symbols, seems to lack the central insight which Habermas so clearly possesses: that authentic praxis can not rest content with evocative symbols but needs the emancipatory power of critical reason.

that remains the central insight upon which his whole philosophy rests and which Whitehead explicitly wants to make clear, even after the introduction of the theory of atomicity.

The central insight for me in reassociating myself with the Christian community was the realization that what I was looking for was not just a belief system, but an identity — or more broadly stated, a tradition in which I could locate myself.

It seems that denominations that do not understand their obligation to publish a wide array of challenging theological ideas for the broadest possible audience have forgotten some of the central insights of the Reformation traditions in which they are grounded.

Skipping over other variations that may occur to us, we arrive at Omega immortality, the central insight of Jewish and Christian eschatologies.

My answer takes the form of proposing that the process paradigm, as I will call it here, presents the best conceptual model I know for expressing the central insight that divides positivists and platonists from process - relationalists on the matter of spirit.

But the Buddhist could in principle acknowledge the reality of something worthy of trust and worship without abandoning the central insight that attachment blocks the way to enlightenment.

It obediently serves and unfolds the central insights; it is handmaiden to what is received by a community as the truths of its faith.

This is a central insight of the great religious movements that helped to transform the human scene for better and for worse.

What Remain campaign fundamentally failed to understand was a central insight which Nigel Farage articulated before the European Parliamentary Elections in 2014.

This is a central insight in my theory of a predisposed tabula rasa: our nature is highly malleable and readily «written upon» by experience, but it is also and most powerfully predisposed toward self - preservation.

One of the central insights of the New Labour project is the importance of winning office — something repeated ad nauseam in criticism of Corbyn.

Is the central insight of behavioral economics that people don't always act in their own best interest?

The central insight of the new work is that even though there exist an infinite number of different possible faces, our brain needs only about 200 neurons to uniquely encode any face, with each neuron encoding a specific dimension, or axis, of facial variability.

Spencer's notion of social progress easily melded with Darwin's central insight — that species evolve through a process of adaptive selection — and the resulting theory saw a competition within and among human societies based on the «survival of the fittest.»

That's the central insight behind international law's Polluter Pays Principle.