Leaders know what types of decisions raise moral red flags in their organizations: if people make these decisions electronically, their computers might be programmed to require contemplation time before their choices can be finalized (and even to fill this contemplation time with reminders of the organization's ethical values).

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Contemplation requires time and space, commodities increasingly sacrificed on the altar of now.

BBC: Time to think

By 1997 Delhi Metro's fathers were calling and full-time contemplation would have to wait.

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Fishing permits much time for contemplation, and Mr Hughes is at his reflective best when he explores the origins and etiquette of fly-fishing.

ECONOMIST: Come fly with me

But the Internet rarely allows time for contemplation.

NPR: Puppy-Toss Video Ignites the Web

Much more than in other countries, the New Year in Japan is a time of somber reflection and contemplation of obligations to family and friends, particularly family.

FORBES: Generational Accounting and Japan's Social Welfare State

Mr. Istavrioglou was arrested for that theft and received an adjournment in contemplation of being dismissed, meaning the charges would be dismissed if he stayed out of trouble for a period of time.

WSJ: Prosecutors: Surreal Mystery Solved