Furthermore, in order to balance out this contradictory system of morality, power needs to be placed in the hands of people with outcome-based thinking. People in high positions of power do not enact change that is necessary for a growing society. They defend the status quo and tend to focus on the principles that support the current system in operation. The low-power, outcome-based thinkers recognize negative attributes and have a desire to change them (Lammers 280). King exhibits outcome-based thinking when he discusses the process of nonviolent direct action and how the results of each situation is greatly analyzed before making any strides (1-2). Nonviolent direct action was the main influence of the Civil Rights Movement and resulted
