One US credit card company turned this kindness principle into a rather mechanistic surprise.
Attempting to create a mechanistic model for how software development should be performed is a losing battle.
Similarly in economics, in the 1990s, I used to listen to famous macro-economists saying that macro-economic management had become mechanistic.
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In any case, the reduction of the brain to a mechanistic process does not necessarily add anything to the debate on responsibility.
There were also worries that the admissions process would become too "mechanistic", relying simply on exam results and a "less holistic assessment".
Many teachers think it does not suit all children's learning styles and argue it is so mechanistic it can destroy the joy of reading.
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To manage IT and optimize it to best serve the business, CIOs should recognize that IT management, like software development, will never be mechanistic.
This is the dilemma doctors now face with Lucentis (which was originally developed to treat wet AMD and which passed all the regulatory protocols for doing so here in the US and in Europe) and Avastin, a drug with a similar underlying mechanistic effect, that was, however, designed to treat cancer.
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Whether either should have been at risk at all is another matter: Gordon Brown, Britain's finance minister, having beaten off commission criticism of his own spending plans, said there was growing support for a less mechanistic view of the stability pact, taking greater account of the economic cycle and of the levels of investment and public debt.
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