The appeal to "reasons why" and "reasons for thinking" enables us to identify what seem to be ambiguities in "if" and in the terminology of necessary and sufficient conditions.
Although there is sometimes a correlation between reasons why, on the one hand, and reasons for thinking, on the other, no generalisations about this can be safely made (although Wilson 1979 puts forward a number of suggestions about the connections between these notions).
Many of these fans have written Spock into Star Trek scripts of their own imagining; and there is reason for thinking that these women are trying to relate to a "Spock" within themselves, and thus to their own masculinity.
But his deepest and most complicated reason for thinking beauty real has to do with the nature of the properties that he takes to ground beauty.
Research into temperament and affective disorders (Davidson, Pizzagalli, and Nitschke 2002; Bruder 2003), their genetic risk factors, differential effects on the immune system, and pharmacological treatments also provides cumulatively increasing reason for thinking pleasure and pain have a deeply biological, and not a merely cultural or cognitive, reality.
Billions of human beings have been hostile to liberal values, and there is no reason for thinking matters will be any different in future.
In short, no probability function that has the features required of chance plays a role in the dynamics of this system, and that seems strong reason for thinking there is no chance in this system.
If you alter the image because you think that some of the data points were off and you don't have any good reason for thinking that, and you eliminate those data points, that's falsification," Anderson says.
States are responsible for swathes of America's public services, including education, public health, welfare and a good deal of spending on infrastructure and the police.The best reason for thinking the current problem is cyclical is simply that it has happened before.
