Originalists are no different in this regard, but they are more apt to dwell on first principles of text and original meaning and to discard precedents violating these first principles.
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To understand why, you must go back to first principles.
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Healthcare system engineers are redesigning the system from first principles.
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"It's kind of getting down to first principles," Baumbick said.
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It is an affront to the first principles of constitutionalism.
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What are some fundamental first principles that you come in with?
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Tom Coburn (R-Okla.): First principles at stake in Kavanaugh fight.
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They don't reduce to first principles; they are not universally applicable.
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Physicists can calculate from first principles how big the effect should be.
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MasterClasses exist in the uncanny valley between first principles and technical details.
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I mean, just as the basic primer from first principles on this.
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When you ask questions like this, you're led back to first principles.
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First Principles — Attribution Requires a Response First, let's enumerate Russia's problematic behavior.
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Sotomayor, though, has never been one to lose sight of first principles.
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It's important to take a step back and talk about first principles.
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The appeals court strongly disagrees as a matter of constitutional first principles.
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I had to take the time to think deeply and from first principles.
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You go back to first principles: Why do we do what we're doing?
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To them, the former justice is a loud proponent of America First principles.
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But that assumes that first principles are what make for good moral agents.
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Politicians can collaborate and do deals, but lawyers refer to first-principles legal scriptures.
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Democracy's first principles strongly support the people's right to know how their government works.
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He never stopped believing in the basic first principles of the Declaration of Independence.
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My instinct is that we can clarify this debate by returning to first principles.
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"You have to claim to be going back to first principles," David Strauss says.
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Meanwhile, everyone else is back there at the first principles, the assumptions, the postulates.
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To do so would flout first principles in our constitutional order of separated powers.
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Sanders will have to rethink the first principles of his approach and do it fast.
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The blurry nature of equality makes it hard to solve egalitarian dilemmas from first principles.
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But no matter the challenges, our leaders would be wise to keep first principles first.
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It was memorized by generations of schoolchildren as a means of connecting them with first principles.
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So to better help entrepreneurs, Bansal and Vrionis decided to tackle the issue from first principles.
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But when you want to do something new, you have to apply the [first principles] approach.
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If you checked everything you were told from first principles, it would become impossible to talk.
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Putting aside the merits of the underlying antitrust claim, this case comes down to first principles.
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The author speaks of admiringly of "first principles" -- political ideas he or she says Trump lacks.
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Everything is, to an extent, reinvented from first principles by these characters in this very strange place.
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In the West, the first principles of international refugee law are wearily revisited every time numbers surge.
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Sure, they have some background quotes about how he wasn't terribly concerned with first principles of conservatism.
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It's important to go back to first principles and ask: What do we actually believe and why?
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He&aposs the only PhD on the court, and his approach is very philosophical, very first-principles oriented.
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These should be the first principles that animate every decision we make — no matter what business we're in.
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I mean someone who is capable of thinking of first principles and also yet at the visionary level.
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Here, I want to take us back to first principles, to the founding purposes of The Atlantic Monthly.
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When faced with disaster, he seems to be saying, go back to first principles: Eat, dance, fool around.
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Drucker writes about first principles and makes things seem obvious — once he explains them in his straightforward way.
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Three centuries later, Ludwig Wittgenstein similarly tried to get down to first principles in his Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
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But as long as we remember our first principles and believe in ourselves, the future will be ours.
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"We can now build proteins from scratch from first principles to do what we want," said Dr. Baker.
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Part of it is that you need to think about what your first principles are for your platform.
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The recent "First Principles Report" reviewing the search was definite in saying the area probably didn't contain the plane.
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Throughout his life he kept few books, preferring to derive conclusions from first principles whenever he felt the need.
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"I like getting down to first principles with everything, challenging assumptions and getting down to the basics," she said.
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So, when I say go back to first principles, people don't like lawyers for a lot of good reasons.
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Why we're coming back to the core first principles is to say, what is it we're really trying to accomplish?
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And he boils down the success of his billion-dollar businesses to one ancient decision-making strategy: "first principles" thinking.
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Your first principles may fit on it, and making one for a new graduate is a fine thing to do.
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For Musk, first principles thinking means boiling things down to "the most fundamental truths" and then reasoning up from there.
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He pitches it as an attempt to rethink voting machine from "first principles," to reconsider what a voting machine is.
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Most jurists, most of the time, follow modern judicial precedents rather than pondering first principles of constitutional text and history.
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Perhaps the answer is to go back to first principles and ask: what makes people take their grievances to the streets?
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Mr. Whitaker, the acting attorney general, has evinced a similar threat to first principles in his idiotic dismissal of Marbury v.
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But you have to get back to first principles, which was the return of the Jewish people to its holiest city.
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His new model is "semi-empirical," partly tuned to match observations rather than explaining snowflake growth starting entirely from first principles.
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This queso, by chef Josef Centeno of LA's Bäco Mercat, goes back to first principles: get some cheese, melt it, eat it.
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In this view, causes and effects become hard to predict from first principles only when there are too many variables to track.
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"Refuge" is the first comprehensive attempt in years to rethink from first principles a system hidebound by old thinking and hand-wringing.
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The people who voted for Donald Trump in 2016, by and large, are people who believe in the first principles of America.
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Rice and Jayapal have both strongly articulated the case for sticking to first principles and taking a strong stance against alleged abusers.
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The U.S. Navy's surface fleet is undoubtedly the most combat-capable in world, a goal enshrined in its official "warfighting first" principles.
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I'd rather lose the Senate majority with a fight over first principles than the Supreme Court of the United States without a fight.
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"Democrats should rededicate ourselves to the core New Democrat principles—opportunity, responsibility, community—the first principles of the Democratic Party," he wrote. Redistribution?
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But Musk and Netflix CEO Reed Hastings have both used the same "first principles" decision-making strategy to grow their billion-dollar businesses.
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This commission can be a breath of fresh air, but only if it starts with and is clear about America's true first principles.
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"I think that, plus first principles, no person is above the law, means that a president can be indicted," Starr said on CNN.
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Saying that for conservatives compromising first principles would be "more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting" creates a tragic false dilemma.
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But, when you are designing for a mobile app, you actually have to go back to very first principles and create a difference.
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Uber went back to first principles: The company didn't start by redesigning how taxis worked, it went after rethinking the entire journey experience.
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Or I'll be insisting we go back to first principles—to kind of the center of the problem—to understand everything from the beginning.
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Patrick is one of those generational people that can change our concept of what's possible, and he does that in a first principles way.
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These systems are tackling first-principles questions, such as can the future be entirely meritocratic, or can people inherently create trust with no data.
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" Instead, he called for Democrats to "rededicate ourselves to the core New Democrat principles—opportunity, responsibility, community—the first principles of the Democratic Party.
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While President Trump lays out a foreign policy agenda based on nationalism and "America First" principles, his daughter Ivanka has taken a different worldview.
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Investors can make money on all these, if we're willing to go back to first principles and invent new ways of financing these companies.
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Google's designers had lots of concepts for VR, but one of their first principles was to get an idea into VR as soon as possible.
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Typical Price: start from first principles, take nobody else's word for it, test it obsessively and try to find your own way to the truth.
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Unlike the latest Go-playing program, which works things out from first principles, Semantic Scholar still had to be trained how to perform its task.
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Even after a horrific event like the school shooting in Florida, where 17 people were killed, more gun control would be compromising those first principles.
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But then others pointed out that Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had previously written the phrase "first principles," another term which appears in the op-ed.
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But in real life, good moral decision-makers are not those who swear allegiance to the proper set of first principles, whatever those may be.
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However, even with the fluctuation theorems in hand, the conditions on early Earth or inside a cell are far too complex to predict from first principles.
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"If you were to think first principles today as to what a modern surface, doing work should be, that's what they've tried to conceive," Taneja said.
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" Americans, he wrote, were now "required to think of our prosperity, our policy and our first principles as indivisibly connected with the facts of life everywhere.
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Well, I like to think from first principles and I like to think for myself, which means occasionally I align with you and occasionally I don't.
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Those first principles of creativity, connection and collaboration are worth reconsidering today as we reflect on the past and the future promise of our digitized society.
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Most Democratic voters generally agree on first principles: Economic inequality is a problem; government should do something to help the less advantaged; diversity is a strength.
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Concerns over the ethics of autonomous vehicles often frame themselves around first principles — what moral algorithms should be programmed in, and who should decide on them?
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He is forcing Western allies to make the case to him, from first principles, for the international order that has protected them since the second world war.
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You always start with the first principles about people wanting to do what's right and do it very well on a daily basis, and that is important.
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They will conclude -- on the evidence provided by this statement -- that you have no "first principles" that you will defend even at the risk of your seat.
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Sarah Crowner, known over the last decade for stitching together cutout shapes of plain or painted canvas to form rectilinear abstract paintings, is sticking to first principles.
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In "Late America," his show of new paintings at Skarstedt in Chelsea, Eric Fischl has returned to first principles, and his work is the better for it.
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I've argued that they mostly aren't; moral behavior, in the real world, has much less to do with first principles than with wisdom, perceptiveness, and self-possession.
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The left-wing think tank Data for Progress has been sporadically releasing polling on the progressive agenda, and the findings are simply hard to guess from first principles.
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This excellent primer produced by the EFF and nearly 200 experts explains basically from first principles how the internet works and why it should be defined as telecommunications.
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The book seems to me to be constructing an argument from philosophic first principles for a very different world than the one that someone like me would prefer.
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This is not the first time Musk has drawn on the "first principles" way of thinking, nor is he the only CEO to lean on the ancient philosophy.
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But Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Netflix CEO Reed Hastings have both used the same ancient decision-making strategy to grow their billion-dollar businesses: "first principles" thinking.
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At a moment like this, it may be helpful to go back to first principles, one of which is that America has a president and not a king.
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Judge Warren preferred the term "first principles" to "democratic values," and had pushed for the civics standards to be based on a close reading of the founding documents.
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I am always looking to break down cooking to first principles, to develop ways of thinking that can be applied broadly and improve your confidence in the kitchen.
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We were a pure software-based, capital-efficient kind of company, but I think not enough founders think about that from first principles, starting from the early days.
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Instead, CCE looks to tried and true engineering first principles and leverages the engineering prowess resident in all energy companies — and other industrial critical infrastructure organizations for that matter.
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But I keep going back to first principles of how we're wired as human beings — we can sense at a kind of lizard-brain level whether we trust someone.
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So, that's what I think has changed, and I think the way to get back to first principles is to make sure you understand what they are. Mm-hmm.
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A first principles physics analysis of automotive production suggests that somewhere between a 5 to 10 fold improvement is achievable by version 3 on a roughly 2 year iteration cycle.
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Two experts at Oxford University present the first comprehensive attempt in years to rethink from first principles a system that has long been hidebound by hand-wringing and old ideas.
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That Republican Party was built on a few first principles: lower taxes, aggressive foreign policy -- particularly in regard to Russia -- and shrinking the debt we were leaving for future generations.
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If you are the manager responsible, please make sure you have a detailed, first principles understanding of the supplier quote, including every line item of parts & labor, before we meet.
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But, it would be naïve to pretend that simply electing more sincere leaders will resolve our challenges at a time when many voters are no longer convinced of conservatism's first principles.
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It's the idea that a system needs to be able to build its own knowledge from first principles — from its sensory and motor streams — and then creating abstract knowledge from there.
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To understand why many conservatives in rural America believe this, you must start with first principles, because the argument ultimately isn't about guns; it runs even deeper than the Second Amendment.
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Ms. Wu said the model was based on a concept in physics known as first principles, in which ideas are reduced to their purest form, unencumbered by assumptions, analogies or biases.
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That kind of melded family is the province of Chitose Abe as Sacai, whose first principles are always of amalgamation: not just of feminine and masculine, but of shape and prototype.
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After $35,000 yielded a dozen fertilised eggs, one of which will, she hopes, one day make her a mother, she decided to think through the funding of fertility treatment from first principles.
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"We view the cloud as a giant distributed computer, and Fugue is an operating system for the cloud that we're building from first principles," said Josh Stella, founder and CEO of Fugue.
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A MAGA statement announcing Gorka's appointment said its mission was to "identify the obstructionists in (Washington) DC and to advocate the America First principles that catapulted Donald Trump to the White House".
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Indeed, the single most powerful pattern I have noticed is that successful people find value in unexpected places, and they do this by thinking about business from first principles instead of formulas.
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While the group has no policy platform, it works hard over the weekend to demonstrate the values and first principles that it believes give the factions within the party a common cause.
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I find that a lot of really important decisions in business are sometimes made on faulty premises, so I like to challenge people to go back to first principles on their assumptions.
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But by adhering to first principles, freedom above all, the "peace through strength" foreign policy of President Reagan helped resolve the most complex challenge of a generation, which was the Cold War.
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Rather, it stems from decades of fighting over first principles, historical grievances, and fundamentally contradictory worldviews — a visceral set of disagreements that limit cooperation even when they share significant immediate political interests.
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Let us return to first principles, and reclaim the constitutional power to coin and create United States money and spend it into circulation to meet the needs of the nation and reduce taxes.
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You want to get teams to be uncomfortable, but at the same time you really have to check ourself and go back to first principles and ask yourself, 'are we doing the right thing?
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He told ABC Radio Melbourne on Monday how his mind "went blank" when he was trying to figure out how to explain first principles, a concept in calculus, as part of a university assignment.
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One of the first principles a new employee was indoctrinated with is that the rate at which starch solutions retrograde (set back) is maximized at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature of a typical refrigerator.
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Back to first principles: The efficient net metering price is zero because solar PV electricity is too costly to be competitive; it survives only because it is subsidized heavily in ways both explicit and implicit.
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But it also demands introspection and reflection, because only by being alone with our thoughts can an individual stay connected to his values and first principles; only by being alone can someone hear herself think.
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His two previous albums — "My Krazy Life," from 2014, and the 2016 follow-up, "Still Brazy" — were great, or better than great, because YG sticks to first principles: bone-dry rhymes and pointed, spare production.
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What we're really seeking is for the courts, especially the Supreme Court, to take a strong stance on getting back to first principles on what the school system was established for in the United States.
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But the consistent theme of American history has been one of continual overcoming by way of direct recourse to first principles — principles that are timeless and universal, even if they were laid down by hypocrites.
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Too often, graffiti is explained primarily through a sociopolitical lens, so the Museum of Graffiti's inaugural exhibition, "Style Masters: The Birth of the Graffiti Art Movement," focuses on first principles — letters as artistic building blocks.
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For six years after the dot-com crash we just focused on first principles and kept building something that was valuable to our customers and our users and would be cashflow positive and eventually profitable.
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Hoffman notes that the decision-making system is popular in Silicon Valley and offers the following definition: First principle thinking is the idea that everything you do is underpinned by a foundational belief, or first principles.
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While we are constantly updating it, here are the First Principles for the post-digital health world we have on top of our desk at Echo Health Ventures today: If digital health is dead, then what?
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Let's just hope that the new administration — regardless of party — rejects the politicized approach to telecom policy favored by the Obama Administration and returns to first principles: an honest, rigorous and dispassionate review of the transaction.
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When seeking innovative and creative solutions to large scale problems, Musk asks that his employees use the first principles method, in which you boil information down to it's most basic idea and "reason up" from there.
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At Caltech, having switched from maths to physics to study pulsars, he also spent hours in the campus workshop learning to weld and use a lathe, and helped to build a 1.5-metre telescope from first principles.
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Likewise, in a 2012 interview with Kevin Rose, Musk said that if he hadn't used first principles thinking to advance Tesla technology, he would have been stuck in the horse-and-carriage stage of the transportation revolution.
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Those of us who favor gun control are certainly capable of understanding the rural ethos that makes God and guns part of "first principles," even though most of us would call such a principle a dangerous fallacy.
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The term "first principles" was coined more than 2,000 years ago by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed that the best way to understand a subject is to break it down to its most fundamental principles.
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In "Bear Country," his retrospective book on his time at Baylor, he compared himself to Ronald Reagan, who might come up light on numbers or specifics of a policy but had a firm commitment to first principles.
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For all their far-sighted insights into human nature, the Founding Fathers did not anticipate the ways that hyperpartisan polarization could short-circuit our system of checks and balances while causing the Senate to forget first principles.
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I really believe in the idea that the first principles of a magazine where you pull together great stories that are thoughtfully collected by editors, you have reviews, you have a feature well, you've got opinion pieces.
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He's no longer talking about unifying the country—which is fractured not just by geography but by Facebook feeds and warring cable news channels—but about getting people to merely agree on a few basic first principles.
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Nothing in that model gives a precise value for the Higgs's own mass, and calculations from first principles, based on quantum theory, suggest it should be enormous—roughly a hundred million billion times higher than its measured value.
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As we build up a reservoir of "first principles" and associate those principles with different fields, we suddenly gain the superpower of being able to go into a new field we've never learned before, and quickly make unique contributions.
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You know, especially early on ... well, I even up to like the past few years in Automattic's life, I think that, like many tech companies, we try to work everything from first principles and reinvent the wheel a bunch.
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But in a rapidly changing world, historical truths and experience may not always work, which is why it's sometimes necessary to take a step back and use the first principles approach to create a more customized and creative solution.
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" Hastings used first principles thinking to scale Netflix from a DVD-rental service in the late 1990s into one of the world's most popular streaming services, he explains in an episode of LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman's podcast, "Masters of Scale.
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"Rather than launching a one-size-fits-all product everywhere, we think about each new market from first principles, taking our time to get to know the nuances and understand the unique needs and pain points of local businesses," he said.
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Most supporters of liberal democracy, on the right as well as the left, realize that once we treat issues like religious freedom and the desirability of racial equality as matters for debate rather than as first principles, we are lost.
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Synthesizing the views of several scholars at the time, Andrew Busch argues of the late 1970s: A fundamental change in the nature and ends in American government had taken place, without serious reference to the first principles of American politics.
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Sometimes, he said, standing amid a collection of slouchy beige linen trousers and hand-knit cabled sweaters that dipped off one shoulder, and could take one person as long as 40 hours to make, you have to stick with first principles.
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It boasts a roster of leading academics mostly from outside Washington, along with several Pentagon and State Department veterans who all desperately see a need to "reassess some of the first principles" and inject more restraint into U.S. foreign policy.
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"There's hardly any transpartisan think tank in town who has defined it as their mission to actually reassess some of the first principles of American foreign policy," said Bacevich, whose son Andrew, an Army lieutenant, was killed in Iraq in 2007.
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So over the next few months I'm going to use this column, from time to time, to go back to first principles, to go over the canon of liberal democracy — the thinkers who explained our system and why it is great.
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But it's undeniable that to engage with outsider art — works that prompt comparisons in equal measure with modernist masterpieces and paleolithic cave painting — is to return to first principles, to reflect on the very DNA of art, expression, and creativity.
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So it was a big step forward in 21860 when Isaac Newton published his Principia, and claimed that with his laws for motion and gravity it should be possible—essentially from first principles—to calculate everything about the motion of the Moon.
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"If you start far from equilibrium, like in the early universe, how does the arrow of time emerge, starting from first principles?" said Jürgen Berges, a theoretical physicist at Heidelberg University in Germany who has studied this problem for more than a decade.
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Ms Truss says that Brexit has had a "year zero" effect on the party, forcing it to go back to first principles and think again about how to run the country after Britain leaves the EU. But that is the party in Westminster.
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At a "Build-a-Cell" workshop in San Diego this February the assembled researchers noted how hard it was to communicate to the public the remarkable scope of their ambitions: creating genomes and the cells to house them from almost first principles.
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First off, various Twitter denizens have attempted to suss out who the official is by closely analyzing the op-ed for supposedly unusual words or phrases, such as "lodestar" and "first principles," and checking which other Trump officials have publicly used them.
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" The term was coined more than 2,000 years ago by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed we learn more by understanding a subject's fundamental principles, those "things better known and clearer to us," according to Terence Irwin's 1989 book "Aristotle's First Principles.
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The book starts out strong, as she breaks fear down into first principles in order to show how feelings of insecurity and powerlessness can render an otherwise useful emotion like anger, or a desire for fairness, into something more vengeful and poisonous.
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In "The Socialist Manifesto" Bhaskar Sunkara of Jacobin, a radical magazine, proceeds from first principles, maintaining that "to be a socialist is to assert the moral worth of every person, no matter who they are, where they're from, or what they did".
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It's also an instance of theatrical activism at its purest, modeling the world the play hopes to achieve: one in which even first principles are open to vigorous, orderly debate, and in which all stakeholders, not just powerful ones, are invited to the podium.
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And so it's up to all of us as citizens to reassert first principles and core values -- like truth defeats lies -- to change the equation and cause our elected officials to remember that decency and honesty can be the most practical form of politics.
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The exact details are hard to predict from first principles, but the basic shape of the change is clear — we'd be looking at a smaller, less profitable credit card industry that offers a better deal to some customers and no deal at all to some others.
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If we accept for a second that inconsistently applied first principles won't get us very far in assessing the pros and cons of last week's tariff announcements, it's worth thinking about the specific challenges facing American steel and aluminum producers and how trade policy might help them.
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It's a place where scholars and intellectuals will argue about the first principles that should shape our public and private lives, and for policymakers and wonks to hash out solutions to pressing problems —whether those involve stalled economic productivity, racial discrimination, or a newly assertive Moscow.
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Let us hope that the Supreme Court of India where the act currently is under challenge upholds the first principles of Constitutionalism enshrined in the preamble of the Indian Constitution, which promises all of our citizens an India that is a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic.
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The idea is to make a high-quality smart lock that discards a lot of the conventional thinking about residential locks, or create a new product from first principles, similar to how Apple approaches the design of a new product by thinking about the experience first.
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Judge Kavanaugh has the advantage, in addition to being just so steeped in those first principles, to also understand what we have been talking about and that is the administrative state and the need for accountability and he&aposs been a very powerful voice for that fundamental principle.
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If you follow the logic of election security experts and an organization that I work with, Verified Voting, you have to start from certain first principles, and one of them is, there should never be an election of consequence in the United States that cannot be audited and recounted.
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As I've noted before, there is a clear and present danger to the GOP's willingness to abandon at least some of its first principles in order to keep Trump happy -- or, more accurately, in order to keep him from turning on them and siccing the GOP base on their reelection campaigns.
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The nation was born in the view that all men are created equal; slavery denies that view; if we lose the war, it shows the world that a nation with that premise cannot survive unfragmented; and therefore fighting for the Union is the same thing as fighting for its first principles.
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So, what I discovered is that there are massive improvements possible in tunneling technology, and I found ... I always look at things from a fundamentals-of-physics standpoint, and so if you sort of apply physics' first principles to any given technology endeavor, you can sort of envelop the possibilities.
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There's a weird quirk in conservative ideology in America: Since it's knowable from first principles that policy action to create a more egalitarian economic system is undesirable, editors and writers can assign negative takes on something like Warren's proposal without anyone taking the time to actually assess whether it's a good idea.
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For now it is useful to begin with first principles: The central job of the EPA administrator is to implement and administer the environmental laws enacted by Congress, and to limit agency actions to those authorized in actual provisions of the laws promulgated by the representatives of the people and of the states.
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The last two policy revolutions that spawned political realignments in the U.S. — the New Deal and the Reagan Revolution — were achieved by revisiting first principles of American political economy and reformulating them in a way that recast the role of government in the economy — and with it, the terms of political debate — for a generation.
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You think about 10 years hence [and] the kinds of things we'll be investing in, [and it's] robotics applications that are aggregates of neural networks and some explicit software bound together in some form that can be delivered, so a large enterprise can use an application and not have everybody start from first principles.
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Well, I'm happy to kind of break it down into more detail as well, but just starting out on first principles, I will say that YouTube started — and you know, you've been, obviously, following it for quite some time — as a platform where anyone could upload a video and share it with the world.
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Cruz's depth of knowledge and deep understanding of Constitutional first principles that come from his nine arguments before the Nine (Superme Court justices) help him profoundly if the battleground is the Constitution, and his army is made up of the evangelicals and Tea Party activists who fear the structure is teetering under constant assaults from the left.
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Tesla managers with expenses above $1 million — or a set of related expenses that would total $1 million over the course of 12 months — are required to have "a detailed, first principles understanding of the supplier quote, including every line item of parts & labor, before we meet," says Musk, who is looking to eliminate mid-level contractors adding expense, but not doing work.
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In prison you're really starting from first principles, people come in with very very little and so going through how Shaka Senghor built that culture, built the prison gang culture and then changed it is one of the most illuminating things that I have ever kind of been through as a process, understanding that in any kind of cultural example I've seen.
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Despite her insistence throughout the Democratic primary that she had found progressive religion -- promising she was not beholden to Wall Street, embracing a $15 minimum wage (with caveats), shifting her position on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, announcing Bernie-like plans for debt-free college -- let it be known that Hillary Clinton is nothing if not a political creature, who puts politics first, principles second.
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THE TOPLINE: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday unveiled his national security strategy, a statutorily mandated document that puts into writing the administration's "America First" principles.
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Yet despite all the futurism in the industry, she wanted to take a step back in her recommendation to a book that discusses some of the first principles that 'drive' mobility in the first place: This book is a decade old and yet it's more relevant than ever before as our cities become more dense and we look for ways out of the congestion.
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But to use Twitter's emphasis on healthy conversations as an example, what if the way to have a healthy conversation is simply inimical to the nature of Twitter — that is to say, what if you'd never, starting from first principles, built healthy conversations around 9003-character bursts that are judged by the social reaction they create among an audience that's consuming them in an environment that is, to say the least, not conducive to reflection?
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Presidents George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaUK judge denies Assange bid to delay extradition hearing Trump's eye-opening scorecard on border security Why Americans should look at the Middle East through the eyes of its youth MORE, the two previous presidents of the 21st century, should lead the charge to speak the truth about the first principles of the American presidency and the way our interests, values and honor are under attack by the temporary occupant of the Oval Office.
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Those principles, as confirmed by Microsoft:Create Clarity:Synthesize the complexEnsure shared understandingDefine a course of actionGenerate Energy:Inspire optimism, creativity, and growthCreate an environment where everyone does their best workBuild organizations that are stronger tomorrow than todayDeliver Success:Drive innovation that people loveBe boundary-less in seeking solutionsTenaciously pursue the right outcomesNadella&aposs approachNadella has spoken publicly about his leadership style before — especially the "growth mindset," a change in thinking that he&aposs credited with helping to rethink Microsoft&aposs culture from first principles, including by making the company more collaborative with its past rivals.
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To love a narcissist you have to believe, & reader, I did— for a time, I loved him, I believed in his cruelty & beauty—buds in silver birch, sparrows scuffling in the gravel by the basketball court where I watched him play Sunday pickup— his brute musculature twisting beneath his T-shirt, the springtime itch of him—O, I believed as he shoved & dodged his way up to dunk, I believed as he spun that pebbled orange leather in his fingertips like a cartographer turning the first terrestrial globe, its oceans gathered at the poles like the curtains of a diorama, its continents warped & stretched— I believed the swish I heard was the susurrus of reeds on the bank of a blessed body of water, I believed in his first principles & precepts— & what I remember best is how the ball slipped over the lip then hung there a second— a midair moon in the shredded net.
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