...impaction is settled by the power of spontaneous movement, and the examination for unnatural mobility. The more of the former and the less of the latter, the more likely is the fracture to be impacted, and vice versa. Crepitus obviously contra-indicates impaction....

...risk and self-sacrifice involved, and the degree of 'moral obstacle (duty)' by which we are bound. The more of the former and the less of the latter, the greater the merit of the act. berg, 1966). After showing that Kant allows for both morally indifferent...

...as great cowards as men but more obviously so, and far more sensual. They want comfort and children, and the more of the former and the less of the latter the better. They really care not a snap of their fingers about anything else. They have the minds of Jews....