Now, an outcome-focused person may simply have accepted the defeat of the failed video game and moved on to the next project, or worse, continued throwing money and resources at the intended outcome to their own detriment.
Roosevelt, who warned that letting huge fortunes pass across generations was " of great and genuine detriment to the community at large" , would doubtless be aghast at the situation today.
And that in many ways is not great if you're at the top of that full chain in some respects, because it gives an incentive for people to provide evidence and to make deals to your detriment.
" This is a detriment to my education, sitting in my bedroom trying to focus when my parents are home working, " agrees 23-year-old Elli Warsh, a nursing student at New Jersey's Rutgers University.
Specific battles are chosen to study to the detriment of others and whether or not shooting to kill means different things to different cultures is something that still hasn't been properly explored.
Agriculture, on the other hand, is focused exclusively on growing as much of a single species as possible, even if it is to the detriment of other species.
Underpaid players shifted their efforts towards scoring goals and providing assists, which were more highly rewarded than defensive contributions, to the detriment of their teams' performances as a whole.
But I have also witnessed firsthand how they can have a chilling effect on discourse, sometimes even to the detriment of the people they are designed to defend.
This necessity for value fulfillment through experience upon a particular existence plane, is the only detriment, if you wish to think of it that way, to free will.