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" ... Bottom-up leadership is emerging precisely when we are confronting the biggest threat to human life and well-being in our lifetimes. Traditional silos separating scientific and medical disciplines and institutions, competitive barriers impeding corporate collaboration, intellectual property and regulatory walls, and limitations on supply chains and manufacturing all militate against the kind of laser-focused, efficient, and ultimately effective war which must be waged against this viral beast. Every day, we see how these barriers are being surmounted by collaborative, round-the-clock, no holds barred efforts to develop effective testing, therapeutic interventions, and vaccines to defeat COVID-19. Every day, from those on the front lines in our communities, we see countless selfless acts of generosity and sacrifice. ... "
" ... Further, the Court cannot ignore the family relationship between the Debtor and the Spendthrift Trustee, as well as the total absence of any court supervision or control over the Spendthrift Trustee's decisions concerning disposition of the assets of the Spendthrift Trust. Family ties militate against any trustee exercising completely unfettered, independent discretion in administering a spendthrift trust. Lack of judicial oversight exacerbates the risk that the Spendthrift Trustee's independent judgment will be compromised by family entanglements. The Debtor had reason to assume that despite the creation of the Spendthrift Trust she would have every opportunity to influence, if not simply instruct, the Spendthrift Trustee to disburse funds according to her own discretion. Whether the Spendthrift Trust was a self-settled trust or similar device, the practical effect is the same—the Debtor can justifiably expect to exercise a significant degree of control over its assets. ... "
" ... It will take more enlightened men, like David Leser, to come as fearlessly out of the feminist closet as he has. And convince other men how and why they may want to militate for balance. But I’m not sure this is the best way in. The litany of horrors that this book documents men do to women is true. But will any man read it? And if they do, will they put it down empowered and inspired to rewrite the story in their own lives? With their own sons? The massive, global Mea Culpa with which the author embraces his own ignoring of reality will be hard to sell to other men. There may be other, more effective, ways in. ... "
" ... The N.Y. Assembly enacted a separate provision advertised as protecting businesses from negligent hiring lawsuits—maybe it looks better with beer goggles. The provision merely creates a “rebuttable presumption” that an employee’s prior conviction is inadmissible in such cases. Worse, the employer doesn’t even get the skimpy presumption unless it evaluated statutory factors (those referenced above), and made a “reasonable” and “good faith” decision that they “militate in favor” of hire. The legislators who wrote the provision didn’t see fit to presume the employer’s reasonableness or its good faith. ... "
" ... This is an impressively swift march from allowing, grudgingly, that scientific discoveries do not “dictate” values to asserting that they “militate” very strongly in favor of … why, of Steven Pinker’s very own moral worldview! You see, because we do not try witches, we must be utilitarians! Because we know the universe has no purpose, we must imbue it with the purposes of a (non-species-ist) liberal cosmopolitanism! Because of science, we know that modern civilization has no dialectic or destiny … so we must pursue its “unfulfilled promises” and accept its “moral imperatives” instead! ... "