Everything in a newspaper, from war reports to crossword puzzles, has always existed to be looked at by as many people as possible.
"Modern conformism," he said, "is alarming everywhere, and naturally here it is growing worse every day, but, you see, American conformism has always existed to some extent, because American society, being based on the community itself and not on the authority of a strong central state, needs the coöperation of every individual to function well.
To explain away this epidemic as simply "better diagnosis of problems that have always existed" is to live in denial.
The instance of the comprehension that says that x ∪ {y} always exists is stratified, and is therefore an axiom.
There is another way to use considerations of symmetry to argue against the harm thesis: we want to die later, or not at all, because it is a way of extending life, but this attitude is irrational, Lucretius might say, since we do not want to be born earlier (we do not want to have always existed), which is also a way to extend life.
However, the right derivative D + x of x at τ always exists and is equal to g ( τ, x τ ).
The search for Deanne and Juan, for Laura More, Franky Wedge and Laura Jayne Smith, Rosy Hawkins and Laura Bowle led me to deeply sad, strange parts of the internet, parts of the internet I knew always existed but was too afraid to search out for myself.
(Black selfhood has always existed and is not invisible to black people).
With the failure of the "top kill"/ junk shot" to stop the Gulf oil eruption, an inconceivable truth that has always existed is finally starting to sink in -- regardless of who is in charge, no one has any idea how to stop this thing until relief wells are drilled in August.
