Nietzsche was inclined to write as if truth were manufactured rather than discovered, a matter of manipulating others into sharing our beliefs rather than getting those beliefs to "agree with reality".
He suggests that we needn't despair at the fact that how things seem to us might be radically out of phase with how things are, since the former — we might call them seemings or appearances, or, as Descartes calls them, ideas — can exist even when they fail to agree with reality.
All these observations agree with reality.
In this paper, it was pointed out that in most of the previous work the targets were assumed to be point scatterers and that this assumption may not always agree with reality.
Wittgenstein answers this question, in part, by asserting that the only genuine propositions that we can use to make assertions about reality are contingent ('empirical') propositions, which are true if they agree with reality and false otherwise (4.022, 4.25, 4.062, 2.222).
For each sample size generated, 500 replications were made, entailing 25,000 meta-analyses for each scenario, thus allowing the number of the times the methodology agreed with reality to be validated.
All these observations agree with the reality.
However most of the authors usually agree with the reality of an outbreak of CD during the second part of the twentieth century.
He believes Hietanen's notion of mobility service providers is likely to become a reality, and agrees with Bayley's contention that the era of the car is nearly over.
Economist Paul Krugman - a distinguished trade theorist continuing his journey towards trade reality - agrees with Baker's critique of Irwin.
But right now, advocates hope the court agrees with its argument that, in reality, this so-called "ban" isn't really banning anything.
