Hence, the view that intuitions are treated as evidence in philosophy is best thought of as the view that, with respect to many core questions of philosophy, our justification for believing an answer consists (at least substantially) in our having suitable intuitions.
On Husserl's view, "the crucial further step" in order to answer this question consists in disclosing the dimension that opens up when the epistemic justification, or "motivation", of intersubjective experience, or empathy, is additionally taken into account and made explicit (Husserliana, vol. VII, p. 435).
In this assignment, the correct answer consisted of card 1, card 2, and card 3 (the sentences appearing in bold).
Messina's answer consisted of, "I hope so, I hope so, I hope so..
One possible answer to this question consists in the perspective of persisting myelin growth over the normal level.
More formally, the consecutive ones problem may be stated as follows: Given a collection of m subsets S1,S2,...,S m, called here restrictions, of a set U, the consecutive ones problem consists in answering whether there is a valid permutation of the elements in U, that is, a permutation that keeps the elements of each S i consecutive [16].
A complete hedonist position will involve also explanatory hedonism, which consists in an answer to the following question: 'What makes pleasure good, and pain bad?', that answer being, 'The pleasantness of pleasure, and the painfulness of pain'.
The set \(D B \) of partial answers consists of all non-empty disjunctions of complete answers.
The ON-answer consists of the a- and b-wave.
A second sort of answer is that our persistence consists in some brute physical relation.
