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Ideally, we could go through this circuit and turn these different kinds of cell on and off and see whether we could figure out which ones contribute to certain functions and which ones go wrong in certain pathologies.
As we start to integrate this information, we'll know better what to do with it, and have better insight into our own pathologies, health and wellness.
So, the first set of pathologies, they end up in the stick man on his icon, but the rest of them are really what's important here.
States with extensive tort reform still suffer all these pathologies.
Some of these are hopeless universes, completely sterile, with other kinds of pathologies like no notion of space, no notion of time, no matter, other problems like that.
But no ethnic group monopolizes such pathologies, and all people should be equal before the law.
Because fear is at the core of many human pathologies, from panic attacks to posttraumatic stress disorder, breakthroughs in understanding the brain's fear system may lead to new ways to treat these disorders.
Such delays are costly, and risk allowing pathologies to fester, prolonging the healing process further.
The latter pathologies then become a weapon in the populist attack on free enterprise, which Western countries require for economic dynamism – and thus prosperity.
Indeed, the succession of bailouts for Greece embodies many of the same pathologies that for decades have pervaded the development agenda – including long-term political consequences that both the financial markets and the Greek people have thus far failed to grasp.
First, the next time the eurozone crisis flares up, the US will simply have to bite its tongue; after all, the shutdown spectacle revealed pathologies no less severe than those that have characterized the European Union’s economic and political negotiations over the past five years.
But transformative social progress will be possible only if the country launches a more comprehensive effort to address pathologies long brushed off as the unavoidable collateral damage of economic growth.
Moreover, because ISIS is a phenomenon that crystalizes all of the region’s political, ideological, economic, and social pathologies, possible solutions must be bold and comprehensive.
The alternative is a world in which we remain hostage to the region’s pathologies, which provide ample opportunity for Al Qaeda to reassert its narrative and influence.
But the bubble itself resulted from the same management pathologies as those afflicting the real economy.
These pathologies are energized in societies that are bereft, where sheer despair leaves people in positions without hope and faith in their surrounding society or civilization.
That leaves political change at the mercy of a system-threatening crisis, brought on by China’s failure to tackle the pathologies the World Bank has so ably diagnosed.
The Obama Anti-DoctrineDENVER – US President Barack Obama was right to forego the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Bali, Indonesia, and focus instead on dealing with the political pathologies of the US Congress.
It would be trite if it were not so sad: Today’s antiliberal sentiments appear as attractive and simple solutions to a disorienting rise in crime, pornography, and other pathologies of modern life.
Stress-related paths to pathologies take a wide variety of forms.
Rather, it will be met with social and economic policies that address deep-rooted societal pathologies and promote the wellbeing of all.
It can also bring about crucial changes on a larger scale--helping to reduce illiteracy and crime, for example, as well as other social pathologies that impede prosperity and stability.
In line with many of America’s renowned mental-health experts, we believe that Trump suffers from several psychological pathologies that render him a clear and present danger to the world.
It is impossible to explain the recent rise of populist politics without considering the effects of these economic pathologies on average workers in the US and Europe.
Its soaring deficits and unsustainable debts were symptoms of serious pathologies: a dysfunctional public sector, an uncompetitive private sector, and an elite that abdicated its responsibilities and, rather than facing the challenges of the day, used the state as a means to supply jobs to political loyalists.
But the underlying causes of Argentina’s economic and political pathologies were never addressed.
But two completely different pathologies were manifest in the Great Depression; each called for different diagnoses – and different cures.
Such coverage also tends to individualize and psychologize social pathologies – another deep-seated American trait, and one reinforced by the lone-cowboy frontier ethos that is central to US mythology (and to gun mythology).
National safety standards and inspection regimes reflect the underlying pathologies of the Chinese state, in which lower-ranking officials report only positive information up the bureaucratic food chain.
Responsibility and the SpiritPRAGUE - A paradox of our era is that, though humanity knows well the dangers it faces -- in overpopulation, environmental exhaustion, nuclear proliferation, the pathologies of crime and social alienation -- it does almost nothing to confront or divert them.