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If, instead, you save the biker without the helmet because he's acting irresponsibly, then you've gone way beyond the initial design principle about minimizing harm, and the robot car is now meting out street justice.
TMD: And I'll leave you with this, because we also believe it can become the center of social justice again.
Speaking of justice, there's another phenomenon going on in our culture that I find deeply troubling, and that is that America, right now, has the largest percentage of its population in prison of any country on Earth.
She's looking up at the figure of wisdom, who actually supports her scales of justice.
Concord, or Harmony, holds a string that comes off the scales of justice that binds her to the citizens, making them all compatriots in the republic.
We and we the people must raise justice up and must bring peace to our nation and must come together in concord, and we have a choice.
Criminal justice reform is human justice.
If there's anything that we've learned, anything that I've learned, with this conviction integrity work, it's that justice doesn't happen.
People make justice happen.
We make justice happen.
If I were to charge each and every one of us, I would want to say something like, "Every day, every day, take just one extra minute and do some justice.
But in your professional lives, whatever you do, take time out to just do some justice.
Wealthier families are better positioned to finance an elite, independent school and college education, access capital to start a business, finance expensive medical procedures, reside in neighborhoods with higher amenities, exert political influence through campaign finance, purchase better legal counsel if confronted with an expensive criminal justice system, leave a bequest and/or withstand financial hardship resulting from any number of emergencies.
Now, reality isn't that drastic, but we do have severe segregations in many cities and towns, and we have plenty of evidence of biased policing and justice system data.
And pictures just don't do it justice.
I was born and raised in Dakar, Senegal, and through a combination of accidents and cosmic justice, became a chef in the US.
I know we have to have people who understand that social justice belongs to us all.
But here's my point: I know what I want, and that is justice.
Most of the globe experiences the state as repressive, as an organization that is concerned about denial of rights, about denial of justice, rather than provision of it.
Wells’ unwillingness to compromise any aspect of her vision of justice shined a light on the weak points of the various rights movements, and ultimately made them stronger— but also made it difficult for her to find a place within them.
She was ahead of her time, waging a tireless struggle for equality and justice decades before many had even begun to imagine it possible.
Azure, indigo, navy blue, medium navy blue, turquoise don't do any justice to what I see with my eyes.
Questions of agency and justice hang over the play: is Caliban the rightful master of the land?
Nor does hardly anyone ever speak about the aspect of equity or climate justice, clearly stated everywhere in the Paris Agreement, which is absolutely necessary to make it work on a global scale.
With AR, we have the power to reimagine a world that prioritizes justice over oppression.
Yes, you need to be concerned about harm, you need a psychology of justice.
They want change and justice, even at the risk of chaos.
And I turn to Esther, who's rocking on those 'ports, and says, "You know what, honey?" "What, ma?" "I'm going to drive you crazy probably for about 14, 15 more years, if you're lucky, but after that, honey, you're going to miss me." (Applause) My thing with school lunch is, it's a social justice issue.
Which is why I say it's a social justice issue.
And when we think of the kind of inheritance that we want to leave to our children or our grandchildren, think of leaving them a legacy of justice.
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