Who’s Looking Out for You?
Sometimes powerful business leaders sound like drunk drivers or corner drug dealers. Rationalizing, externalizing, minimizing…
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Jun 7, 2018 | Addictive Substances, Public Policy | 0 |
Sometimes powerful business leaders sound like drunk drivers or corner drug dealers. Rationalizing, externalizing, minimizing…
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Portman argues that since business and industry will directly benefit, they should take an active or even a leadership role in this effort.
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It’s sometimes said that the justified ones are by far the most dangerous. They’re the most difficult to let go of, and the most likely to develop into an obsession.
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A new study may be exciting to read, but its credibility will ultimately depend on the accumulation of a body of evidence that confirms it.
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Nonetheless, in most instances it’s an a priori resistance rooted in fear, rather than legitimate objections.
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