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This justice is present because it is what makes them just. So it does not appear as a goal to attain or a balance to reach but as the gift of God, free and inexplicable, existing in our life, so that our means do not bring justice about but show it forth.

Presence in the Modern World

Jacques Ellul, Ted Lewis, and Lisa Richmond

The neuronal attentional nanoeconomy is being permanently restructured, according to a process which here too seems to reflect the ‘productivity gains’ produced by the automation of tasks at the social macroeconomic scale. The historicizing of the laws of attention discovered in the laboratory is, therefore, as important as the historicizing of economic laws, which have clearly varied a great deal from ancient slavery and medieval feudalism, to the first factories and digital finance.

The Ecology of Attention

Yves Citton

The urge to blame is based, quite literally, on a misunderstanding of what has given rise to the issues between you and the other person, and on the fear of being blamed.

Difficult Conversations

Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, Sheila Heen

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