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human action
1. Why must he stop?” She was confused about human actions
2. „Human Action" is a monumental paradigm of the value of free markets to human freedom
3. Every human action can be classified between 18 and at the most 42 activities
4. Our violent natures create our violent politics, weapons, and all violent human actions and interactions
5. The message of the Greek tragedies is recognition of the boundaries of human action, of limits to violence, and of the need to rectify injustice and to assure retribution against those who violate those principles
6. Von Mises points out on page 80 of his Planned Chaos that, “in the field of purposive human action and social relations no experiments can be made
7. mean that the human soul and human actions are not still influenced by the
8. specific human actions in specific circumstances
9. categories either simultaneously or concurrently as ways of assessing human actions
10. will simply sum up human actions
11. Anyways, his idea was that all human actions emanated from one source
12. Human actions are not as simple as we would wish they were
13. I wonder; this battlefield obsession with all human actions has been the most
14. realism as the operative wisdom of human action but the world still runs on cherished ideals of
15. By forcing most human actions and motivations to be profit-based, and profit oriented; you get a dehumanized society
16. This suggestion is akin to suggesting that God validates the predisposition of predestination in the course of every human action and event
17. Of course, this is an absurd depiction of ‘God’, because if every human action was predestined then the gift of freewill and choice may as well be redundant
18. Change in the Study of Human Action
19. Yet Plato has acknowledged that the soul may be so overgrown by the incrustations of earth as to lose her original form; and in the Timaeus he recognizes more strongly than in the Republic the influence which the body has over the mind, denying even the voluntariness of human actions, on the ground that they proceed from physical states (Tim
20. In all human action not that which is common to man and the animals is the characteristic element, but that which distinguishes him from them
21. Bulstrode saw in it not only medical jealousy but a determination to thwart himself, prompted mainly by a hatred of that vital religion of which he had striven to be an effectual lay representative—a hatred which certainly found pretexts apart from religion such as were only too easy to find in the entanglements of human action
22. Tho’ my Heart inclin’d towards Shaftesbury’s Reasoning, my Mind was more apt to favour Mandeville’s; ne’ertheless it occurr’d to me that neither of these Investigations into the Great Springs of Human Actions seem’d to embrace the Behaviour of Men towards Women, but only the Behaviour of Men towards each other
23. The very “dependability” of such a prediction will cause human actions that will invalidate it
24. I remembered something the philosopher Spinoza once wrote: “I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, nor to hate them, but to understand them
25. For us with the standard of good and evil given us by Christ, no human actions are incommensurable
26. If in a thousand years even one man in a million could act freely, that is, as he chose, it is evident that one single free act of that man’s in violation of the laws governing human action would destroy the possibility of the existence of any laws for the whole of humanity
27. All human actions will then, of course, be tabulated according to these laws, mathematically, like tables of logarithms up to 108,000, and entered in an index; or, better still, there would be published certain edifying works of the nature of encyclopædic lexicons, in which everything will be so clearly calculated and explained that there will be no more incidents or adventures in the world
28. Look at the private life of individuals, listen to their estimation of human actions as they pronounce judgment on each other; listen not only to public sermons and orations, but to the precepts which parents and teachers offer to their charges, and you will see that, however far removed from the practice of Christian truths may be the political or social existence of men who are in bonds to violence, yet Christian virtues are admired and exalted by all; while, on the contrary, the anti-Christian vices are unhesitatingly condemned as harmful to all mankind
29. One has but to remember the persistent and undying passion for gain among men, the mainspring of human action in these days, to become convinced that the advantages of the rich over the poor can be maintained in no other way
