deliberator

• “Management For Effective CEOs, Look Up While the traditional picture of a chief executive is of a stoic, conservative deliberator, new research suggests that companies are better off with a high-flying risk taker—literally.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Week in Ideas

• “This change was led by the Nerd-in-Chief himself who, despite his ability to take it to the hoop, is more policy wonk than saber rattler, more deliberator than agitator, more tortoise than hare.”

  The Huffington Post: Dr. Jim Taylor: White House Geek Is Chic

• “Yes, a deliberator may sensibly assign probabilities to any events, including her acts.”

  Causal Decision Theory

• “Since even the desideratum of practical coherence is subject to such re-specification, this holistic possibility really does represent an alternative to commensuration, as the deliberator, and not some coherence standard, retains reflective sovereignty”

  Moral Reasoning

• “As in Ann's case, we can see in certain contexts that a deliberator is likely to get things wrong if he or she acts on his or her perception of the first-order reasons.”

  Moral Reasoning

• “Unlike agent-relativity or agent-neutrality, deliberator relativity and deliberator neutrality cannot simply be”

  Reasons for Action: Agent-Neutral vs. Agent-Relative

• “BROWN: Well, Ray was more, as the book says, the deliberator.”

  CNN Transcript Aug 4, 2005

• “But our deliberator quickly perceived that it would not do for him to meddle in this infamous negotiation; and, without pondering over it any longer, he resolved to open his mind to Doctor Azzecca-Garbugli; so far, that is, as was necessary to make him acquainted with his desire.”

  Chapter XI

• “He who has few names is in so far forth an incompetent deliberator.”

  Talks To Teachers On Psychology; And To Students On Some Of Life's Ideals

• “Far from being the sort of impulsive, gut-spilling artist implied by the term "action painting," he was a deliberator.”

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