Use "altruism" in a sentence

1. So much for that attempt at altruism

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2. colleagues knew that there was little altruism in the

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3. Altruism is concerned with unselfishness and devotion to the welfare of others

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4. Altruism is a state of mind, rather than a behavior

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5. For our purpose, altruism must be seen as a state of mind

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6. There is more to altruism than supplying material things

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7. virtues of benevolence, philanthropy and altruism that this world

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8. in his ear the bitter hiss and bark of a woman who simply had no time for or interest in any sort of altruism

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9. There was no overarching altruism, even the

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10. Ayn Rand‘s Philosophy of Objectivism constitutes a cynical rejection of Altruism

11. How did altruism arise, and from where did the understanding that bred cooperative attitudes come? The “Law of the Jungle” would seem to indicate that the most basic instinct is individual survival

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12. Besides, nobody will pay nothing to implant the new Computational Monetary System, because it is an irrecusable gift that is given by the investor’s altruism or sponsor of the XUSING Project to those countries to apply the new System and to obtain the immediate and definitive solution of its great internal problems, inclusive the solution of the payment of the national debt and foreign debt, without sacrifices or recessions

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13. Our present social status is based on wealth, power and fame but they should be based on merit, honesty and altruism

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14. That extreme altruism

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15. “Again and again I silently railed at the stupidity of it, and I could not understand why you would do such a futile and self-destructive thing! But finally, as I groped for understanding, I saw the value of altruism, and I was humbled

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16. There was no communication, no altruism, and certainly

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17. Since the doctrine of altruism carried to its logical conclusion would result in the destruction of mankind, you have to allow some retention of life-efforts, but most should be looted

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18. Altruism cannot work because absolute altruism would involve finding a cannibal tribe and offering yourself as their next meal

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19. Total sacrifice leads to the death of the individual and this is why altruism is a philosophical error - the ultimate result would be the absolute destruction of mankind

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20. They espouse altruism and sacrifice whilst realising that it is unworkable

21. We started with one simple idea - altruism

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22. True altruism does exist, but is so rate that it can be ignored to all intents and purposes

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23. You are not motivated by altruism to improve the lot of others

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24. Not out of altruism, but because you're paying me

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25. Why? So that he may more easily engage in altruism and sacrifice to others of course!

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26. Altruism is the unselfish concern for the welfare of others

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27. So, egoism forms the context for altruism, and altruism forms the context for

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28. The objection that radical egoists have against the "ideal type" of altruism is that such

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29. Egoists object to altruism because it is

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30. of, and the objection to altruism are "really" referring to a kind of concept that sociologist Max

31. It wasn’t all altruism

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32. Ah! But Beatrice, entrenched in her reality, in those moments, the well of her patience was also dry and did not see with good eyes my outbursts of altruism, thus also she verbally attacked me:

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33. However, I’m not convinced altruism is more than a wishful concept

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34. It is altruism, and it

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35. Neptune, the planet of spirituality and altruism, is Gemini’s career planet

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36. somewhere in our nature there exists altruism that

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37. Here, it is not an altruism

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38. Zorokin understood too well the true motivations behind Beria’s directive: he and Stalin were probably afraid that the Time Patrol, through its altruism and generosity, would make Moscow’s rule look petty and unjust in comparison

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39. Altruism will prevail; kindness will be extended, and compassion and the motto will be forgiveness

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40. ” This tit for tat strategy, or conditional altruism, is a type of insurance policy for when times might be difficult and the help of a friend is needed

41. , conditional altruism, and loving someone as you want to be loved

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42. This new personal common sense: social altruism

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43. If altruism is the ultimate love, then what is its supreme gift?

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44. A pedestrian definition of altruism is an unconditional gifting act on behalf of someone else's interest without the giver receiving any direct, indirect, or reciprocal benefit, i

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45. If altruism is putting the other's interest and benefit before one's own, what does it mean for it to be selfless and disinterested? What kind of gift is this: “It's not what I gave you, but that I gave it without gaining any benefit”, including, but not limited to, happiness or joy in your relief from pain or slavery, or even a laughter when hugged with gratitude

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46. This is both the benefit and condition of altruism: it cares for all by seeking the benefit of all

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47. Altruism is impossible love not because of the unconditionality of receiving benefit, but because of the conditionality of feeling infinitely

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48. Altruism is not impossible human love, but an I'mPossible social potential

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49. If a collective structures itself on the basis of social altruism – the best for all, then the individual will reside within a culture that is embracing the infinite horizon of divine compassion where all are loved equally

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50. Therefore, if altruism is love without conditions, it is love without humanity

51. But altruism is not loving without conditions, since we are always embedded in conditions from which we are loving

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52. We learn altruism by practicing love within the social institutions and cultural beliefs that embody it collectively

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53. Social altruism, Radical Equality, e

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54. universal healthcare, education, shelter, and nutrition, creates the environment that fosters individual altruism

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55. Individual altruism is learning to love, to personally care for a present other, and creating ways to love them in their real conditions from your current conditions

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56. Altruism is not caring with the necessity of lack of reciprocity, rather, it's caring from conditions, but without conditions on how the other responds to it

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57. others as lovers, how do we increase altruism so that we

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58. We make altruism divine to make poly-lateral sharing not only supernatural, but also unhumane

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59. If games were like this, wouldn't they be played differently, purchased differently, teach us differently? It might be true that gamers prefer the dopamine thrill of uncertain rewards, but does this mean we are getting conditioned to being rewarded by uncertainty? Do we really want our paychecks to be a chance at double or nothing, or our retirement options nazi or nigger? Are we engendering a gameworld hedonism: all acts must be games, and all games must be rewarded? Is this the truth we are creating, just like we did with the Myth of Altruism, that there is no unrewarded or ungamed interaction?

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60. Under rancor lay preference, selfishness, envy, jealousy and all the personal descriptions that should be replaced by social values like altruism, cordiality, beneficence and mercy

61. I excused self centeredness with altruism masquerading as a do-gooder when my secret motivation was just greed

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62. For example, in other (in relation to the “present” state of your Self-Consciousness) Formo-systems of Worlds, you started to think about Altruism and to seek how to improve your own soulful qualities much earlier

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63. These systems represent a realizational mechanism only for the VVU-Configurations of specific low-qualitative Spheres of the joint Creativity of the Formo-Creators of the SYNTHETIC and RESOSCONTIONAL Branches of the development of Collective Cosmic Intelligences, which I would define as aggressive egocentrism, primitive egoism and primeval altruism

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64. Universal FLUU-VVU-doubles are more involved in the general creative dynamics of FLUU-LUU-complexes, that is why they resonate more with transitional, borderline resopasons, where it is possible to perceive oneself in completely different modifications of Forms of the 4-5-dimensional Formo-systems of Worlds, which I would subjectively define (for myself) as “Communities of Altruism and Light of Knowledge” or “Spheres of high Feelings and Intellect”

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65. seems that a movement towards altruism and magnanimity could provide a way out of this

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66. Forever disguising greed as altruism

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67. She liked the altruism of a compassionate human being that was conveyed in his writing

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68. altruism to improve the lot of others

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69. Why? So that he may more easily engage in altruism

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70. escape this philosophy - the philosophy of altruism - because it is

71. But if you have altruism as your

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72. Before she became too enthralled with Shapiro’s altruism, Katz reminded herself that they were comfortably driving in his year-old Mercedes

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73. good; practicing an altruism that is really as morbid and as far from great as the rankest selfishness

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74. Dubner and Levitt, “Bottom-Line Philanthropy,” New York Times Magazine, March 9, 2008; and James Andreoni, “Impure Altruism and Donations to Public Goods: A Theory of Warm-Glow Giving,” The Economic Journal 100, no

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75. Did they sit in their tousled beds at night with their gelatined husbands snoring next to them and daydream about a life with Ben once they freed him? Or did they think of him as a poor kid in need of their altruism, a cause to be nurtured between tennis matches?

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76. There is very little altruism in finance

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77. The doctrine of Jesus offers you rules which are assuredly in accord with your law of "altruism," which is nothing but a feeble paraphrase of this same doctrine of Jesus

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78. In this connection, one thing is worthy of note: that out of the works of Comte, consisting of two parts, of positive philosophy and of positive politics, only the first was adopted by the learned world,—that part which justifieth, on new promises, the existent evil of human societies; but the second part, treating of the moral obligations of altruism, arising from the recognition of mankind as an organism, was regarded as not only of no importance, but as trivial and unscientific

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79. “I should not like, myself, to be the victim of your altruism,” said the Cousin, with a slow glance that took them all in

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80. “It has been charming—and I am so interested in your experiment in altruism