There are many interpretations of what this and other phenomena in quantum mechanics mean on a deeper level, and whole libraries worth of books which argue points of view on the matter.
But if your strongly argued point of view on those matters is founded in a reality that you have just decided to invent out of whole cloth, then what you are delivering is not news.
The four men do not see one another socially as a formal group, colleagues say, but they are frequently together at meetings, arguing points of view.
The mainstream media, for all their faults, do try to provide that, and they also try to honor the idea of fairness — that is, they don't suppress data or sentiments that contradict what they would like to believe, whereas fairness on the Web tends to dissolve into strongly argued points of view.
That are without justification (such as an attempt to argue a point of view or to lobby).
In this bargaining situation, both parties are asking questions not to reach a deeper understanding, but to argue their point of view.
Contrary to Andrew Clark's view, this government's green and collective instincts are far too shallow for it ever to argue the point of view of environmental citizenship.
Finally, there is the rhetoric phase when they are encouraged to develop coherent arguments and argue their point of view with confidence.
"I'll play devil's advocate, trying to get them to challenge and explore the other side of an argument, but if I argue one point of view, they'll back down, going 'Oh, okay then' because I'm a teacher".
His preferred approach, as we've learned this past year, is to bring together his relatively non-ideological advisers, let each one argue a point of view, then make a decision on the rational basis of evidence and expertise, and explain it to the public in a detailed, almost anti-inspirational manner.
He moved to Mumbai six years ago to start the school, which now has 700 students, of which 120 are in Grades 11 and 12. "In the I.B. system, you learn to argue a point of view, to apply the information you've been taught," Mr. Gardner said.
