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A second worry is that Pascal's argument seems to presuppose a problematic version of doxastic voluntarism, the view that believing is subject to the will.

Rather than accepting Badiou's characterization of Deleuze as a thinker of reality in biological term (as opposed to Badiou's mathematical orientation), we should see Deleuze as proposing a "problematic" version of mathematics, versus Badiou's axiomatic conception.

Trick question, there is: force them to dump you by being the most painful and problematic version of yourself.

What this means is that CR acknowledges the possibility of science but recognizes the social dimensions of humans and science in a manner that does not fall into problematic versions of relativism or positivism (29).

A chaladoo is a version of a….

The algorithm found a number of prominent fascicles including those in the limbic system, which had been problematic for a previously published version of global tracking.

One version of this concern states that cloning would, from the outset, constitute a problematic form of eugenics.

Clinton is a problematic carrier of a message of change.

It also maintains a problematic system of risk weights.

But such a strong version of the doctrine seems philosophically problematic -- vulnerable to counterexamples in which thought occurs without any corresponding (inner) language use, and vice versa.

In a previous version of the draft there was a section dealing with this problematic; in keeping with your comments and those of Dr Poole, we have reintroduced these considerations in the present version].