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Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2000
John Paul II's encyclical, Fides et Ratio, describes a profound and causal connection between the teaching of modem Western philosophy and contemporary spiritual dilemmas. The Pope argues persuasively that modem philosophy has led modern man to a loss of faith in the nobility of human reason and the possible existence of meaningful human truths.
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John Paul II's encyclical, Fides et Ratio, describes a profound and causal connection between the teaching of modem Western philosophy and contemporary spiritual dilemmas. The Pope argues persuasively that modem philosophy has led modern man to a loss of faith in the nobility of human reason and the possible existence of meaningful human truths.
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Values, Youngsters, and the Future Web
2008This paper looks at the web as a value-promoter for youngsters - a means to instill “positive” principles, feelings, and attitudes in young people, at individual and social level. We discuss through a number of examples how this view can be achieved today with the current web technology.
DI BLAS, NICOLETTA +2 more
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Explicit representation of confidence informs future value-based decisions
Nature Human Behaviour, 2016Tomas Folke +3 more
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The future of cancer care at home: Findings from an American Cancer Society summit
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Arif H Kamal, Lisa A Lacasse
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<div></div> <div> <span>Federal regulation often involves a tradeoff between monetary costs in the present and life-saving benefits in the future. A central question in regulatory cost-benefit analysis is how to assign a present dollar value to future lives so that future lives and present dollars can be compared.
Daniel J. Hemel, Jonathan S. Masur
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Daniel J. Hemel, Jonathan S. Masur
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2010
If valuing current generations and their environmental needs wasn’t difficult enough, policymakers also have to contend with how to value future generations. This is not an abstract issue; the biggest environmental issue of all, climate change, has huge implications for future generations (as well as current generations);1 so do other issues, such as ...
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If valuing current generations and their environmental needs wasn’t difficult enough, policymakers also have to contend with how to value future generations. This is not an abstract issue; the biggest environmental issue of all, climate change, has huge implications for future generations (as well as current generations);1 so do other issues, such as ...
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The values of ‘knowing’ (the future)
2019This paper considers the design of cross-layer opportunistic transport protocols for stored video over wireless networks with a slow varying (average) capacity. We focus on two key principles: 1) scheduling data transmissions when capacity is high; and 2) exploiting knowledge of future capacity variations. The latter is possible when users' mobility is
Nielsen, Karen Dam, Boenink, Marianne
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