empowering

Empowering everyone is good, but empowering everyone to the point when a random nutjob can kill millions with a home-made bioweapon doesn't.

Patreon, for example, is incredibly empowering for niche communities of artists and otherwise unsustainable but culturally valuable projects.

We are empowering people with a simpler, more thoughtful approach to selling their house and buying their dream home.

My kids think of YouTube as the empowering platform and free streaming music as their birthright.

Many more licensing schemes can happen to reduce negative impact of business participation while empowering users.

Most of what you build will be open source and will directly contribute to empowering small business owners all around the world.

Plus, the idea that you possess the skills -- for which other people willingly pay lots of money -- is very empowering.

Again, a lot of this is relying on additional software/tracking/processes but I believe as a technology, it's empowering.

It's empowering to be able to build these things, so why not take it as far as we can?

It seemed to me to be about empowering people to make good decisions.

It's not really clear what the reddit devs seem to be doing, but empowering the mods to better manage their communities is not one of them.

Feminism is wonderful and empowering ideology.

But the potential damage through empowering totalitarian control could well be comparable to or greater than an "AI arms race".

Banning drones from mall areas is not about "making it more illegal to put C4 there." It's about empowering the law and private citizens to forcibly remove drones from a dangerous areas to prevent drone crime.

"I don't care much about the process of how sentences and grammar work, I just want to be able to know what the book says." We force people to learn reading, writing, maths, and various other subjects in school because they have long-term advantages in improving the overall knowledge of society and empowering its population, despite many of them finding it useless and frustrating initially.

Empowering those who would make a positive difference if they had enough time/money sounds like a good idea to me.