flourishing

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• The problem here is that goals such as connecting people, increasing human flourishing, or promoting freedom, equality, and democracy are not goals that are computationally tractable.

• Following this surge in popularity, many brands — especially of the luxury variety — have begun to embrace resale, often as a protective mechanism to prevent the flourishing of counterfeit goods.

• The relatively calm history of our solar system has favored the flourishing of life here on Earth.

• However, we didn’t know how common these chaotic systems are relative to quieter systems like ours, whose orderly architecture has favored the flourishing of life on Earth.

• So you might think it’s a matter of justice that we owe it to future generations to bequeath them both an existence in the first place and the conditions for their flourishing.

• Those are troubling numbers, for unfettered speech is not incidental to a flourishing society.

• Strangio is at his best when exposing what appears to be a flourishing civil society in Cambodia.

• The Barzani government, on the other hand, has had flourishing ties with Turkey.

• But there was certainly a flourishing of it right after World War II.

• So yes, couture is alive and flourishing, thanks to wealth located far from its spiritual home of Paris.

• Hence it can be seen what hope there is of establishing a christian church by such evangelists.