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Saturn is duty, responsibility, service, teacher and a judge reflecting our deeds and its fruits when we are under its influence through Sade Sati, Dhaiyya or Saturn Dasha period. Our deeds are always in supervision during its period and hence we face the immediate consequences of our actions.Sixth house represents service, day to day routine and activities, maternal uncles, dealing with financial debts, money borrowing and lending, legal disputes, disease related to lower body organs like kidneys, abdomen, legs, our enemies or opponents.Excellent placement for politicians who deal with the day to day activities of the public and also facing the disputes through opponents, lawyers through arguments in the court to settle the dispute on several cases also faces the opponent, doctor who treats a sick and ill person faces its opponent in the form of a disease or an operation of the patient. So the 6th house is always dealing with an opponent and with Saturn in this house will beat your opponent, freeing from any debts, disease or any legal disputes, and if any, will somehow make you victorious from such scenarios.Past life karma with Saturn in 6th house :First rule is, the placement of Saturn in any house of a chart shows some pending karma of past birth which needs to be fulfilled or corrected, the 3rd, 7th and 10th aspects of Saturn will also show some pending issues or karma with the houses being under aspect or ruled by Saturn.Saturn in 6th house will push the native to serve the sick, diseased and troubled people, service without gains or profit is what Saturn wants from the native due to pending karma. Doctors, astrologers, counselors, NGOs, are the roles fitting for this Saturn placement.However in this modern world there is no service without gain or profit and this is why one is unable to free from the pending issues of past birth. One need to serve his knowledge or experience for others, it has to be service in devotion of sick, underprivileged people without desiring anything in return. So the native will be under scanner dealing with every 6th house issues with this Saturn placement however if he serves with honesty and loyalty which is loved by Saturn, then such a native will be blessed to overcome all the ill effects of 6th house and also freeing self from past life pending issues relating to this house.Saturn aspects to 8th from 6th house:Saturn aspects 8th house which is a house of transformation, secret knowledge or activities, hidden treasures through lottery, inheritance or in laws, learning occult subjects like astrology, mantras, meditation, one will be very curious to learn or follow these esoteric subjects. Saturn will bless to transform with time, learning and experiencing through hardships and challenges. One will be blessed to experience the energies of 8th house with this placement. However any planet in 8th house or that planet or karaka of 8th in the house or nakshatra of Saturn will intensify the effects as mentioned with examples herein below.Example of 8th lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Scorpio so Capricorn becomes the sign of 8th house which is ruled by Saturn.Example of nakshatra lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Virgo so Scorpio becomes the lord of 8th house, If Scorpio sign is occupied by any planet in the nakshatra of Anuradha which is ruled by Saturn.Saturn aspects to 12th from 6th house:12th house represents isolation, foreign lands, spiritual realm, bed pleasures, long travel, higher wisdom, all these will be experienced through its aspect. However any planet in 12th house or that planet or karaka of 12th in the house or nakshatra of Saturn will intensify the effects as mentioned with examples herein below.Example of 12th lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Cancer so Capricorn becomes the sign of 12th house which is ruled by Saturn.Example of nakshatra lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Virgo so Pisces becomes the lord of 12th house, If Pisces sign is occupied by any planet in the nakshatra of Uttara Bhadrapada which is ruled by Saturn.Saturn aspects to 3rd from 6th house:3rd house represents younger siblings, short journeys, media, sales, communication through speech and writing, presentations, publishing. Saturn aspect will bless the native to experience the matters dealing with the above. However any planet in 3rd house or that planet or karaka of 3rd house in the house or nakshatra of Saturn will intensify the effects as mentioned herein.Example of 3rd lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Taurus so Aquarius becomes the sign of 3rd house which is ruled by Saturn.Example of nakshatra lord in 6th house: Saturn in 6th house in the sign of Libra so Cancer becomes the lord of 3rd house, If Cancer sign is occupied by any planet in the nakshatra of Pushya which is ruled by Saturn. Here Saturn will be strongly placed in 6th house, exalted sign so a better placement and again if it meets the condition as mentioned here then Saturn will be ruling the native in most of the areas of his life.Native will have an early learning and experience from childhood relating to house where Saturn is placed and there will be delay in learning and experiencing things relating to the house where it aspects. However as its a saying that Saturn will delay but will never deny. So one should always have patience, determined to work harder with honesty and loyalty without desiring fruits and with time as you grow, mature, facing all the high and low tides of life, Saturn will evaluate deeds and fulfilling every wishes in abundance.I have shed some light on your question based on my own experience. Hoping it was helpful understanding Saturn and its role in 6th house.Best wishes and may Saturn bless you in your every endeavours.Om Namah Shivaya!!!

People who do not respond to incentives. If you respond to incentives, your behavior can be influenced. I can negotiate with you and I can understand and predict your behavior using economic theory (or intuition). Obviously emotions cause some deviation from the rational behavior this predicts, but it’s still possible to reason with emotional people. Ideology can change this. The best example is radical islamists. Someone who believes that if they die in the name of some cause they will receive the ultimate possible reward can not be reasoned with or negotiated with. What can you offer which Allah cannot? You might attempt to dissuade them of their position that that’s the case, but they have no reason to listen, for dissenting from the dogma is the ultimate sin, and they’re no sinner. The same can be said of other forms of religious extremism, Japanese imperialists (kamikaze pilots), and even certain philosophical perspectives. Extreme Nihilism and moral relativism present worldviews in which no valid criteria exists by which to evaluate which of two outcomes or actions is preferable. Therefore they have no incentive to respond to incentives, because incentives imply that things can be better or worse than they are now, but how can you say anything is better or worse when no such criteria can exist? In a similar vein are people who sincerely believe human life or humanity is detestable, for environmental reasons or simply because of whatever injustices humanity has done to them or others. Most people who profess such beliefs, of course, do not behave in a manner consistent with them: they still act as though some outcomes are desirable and as though at least their own lives have value, but the columbine shooters present a great example of acting on those beliefs. These people cannot be reasoned with either, and thus there’s no protecting yourself from them since they don’t fear death.

No, it does not always make it less readable. In appropriate contexts, it simplifies and clarifies code. Which of the following is more readable?oddCount = length . filter odd  oddCount xs = length (filter odd xs) I believe the former is clearer. It also emphasises the fact that the oddCount function is just the composition of three existing functions.If there is no difference between the performance of point-free code compared to the equivalent pointful code (that is, the structure isn’t changed, just the presentation), my rule for this is to use whichever form is simper and clearer. That said, where I find myself writing pointful code, I do ask myself if it might be broken up in to smaller, point-free parts. Sometimes this shows me how to improve my code.If the performance does differ, you probably have a simpler choice.There are some situations where the point-free and pointful versions of code can have different performance characteristics despite apparently being entirely equivalent. See here an example of how the pointful version of a where expression is slower.Another thing to consider is that point-free form favours laziness more than pointful (parameters which aren’t even mentioned are less likely to be evaluated). There may be situations where you want strictness for performance, in which case pointful form with pattern matching may help.