Perhaps a better name would be "certain-types-of-high-quality-and-clinically-relevant-evidence-from-health-care-research-in-support-of-health-care-decision-making"...an accurate but mind-numbing descriptor.
As Lord Harewood puts it: "She had an extremely efficient, methodical and accurate sort of mind.
Zoe Hollenbeck, 64, the daughter of Mr. Hollenbeck's third marriage, praised Mr. Ghiglione's biography of her father as accurate in her mind, although she noted, "They're just memories of a 9-year-old".
To be fair, Jeff Jarvis, who spurred the former, has a thoughtful, nuanced, and to my mind accurate perspective on the subject.
Perhaps even the most accurate of brain simulations will not yield minds, nor will software programs produce consciousness.
Because his subjects didn't know they were being watched, they yielded more accurate and, to his mind, more valuable information.
But if you begin with another (to my mind, more accurate) assumption that it's our nature to be active and engaged that leads you down a very different road, one that's actually more effective.
Perhaps Navas, so fleet of foot, so quick of mind, so accurate in his delivery, can enhance even the strike rate of Torres and David Villa in the Spanish attack.
But if you begin with another (to my mind, more accurate) assumption — that it's our nature to be active and engaged — that leads you down a very different road, one that's actually more effective.
Modern versions of eliminative materialism claim that our common-sense understanding of psychological states and processes is deeply mistaken and that some or all of our ordinary notions of mental states will have no home, at any level of analysis, in a sophisticated and accurate account of the mind.
