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Writing like that asserted very plainly that the world could be conquered.

And in Treatise 1.3.10, "Of the influence of belief," he seems to assert very plainly that some causal beliefs do cause motivating passions, specifically beliefs about pleasure and pain in prospect.

Plainly, that was what Harper Lee thought too.

Equally plainly, that is easier said than done.

Plainly, that person is not Mr. Trump.

But plainly, that's not happening.

Plainly, that hasn't been true.

Plainly, that's extreme, but as Daniel Goleman has written.

It is reasonable to be wary, these days, of powerful figures asserting stories that seem plainly contrary to observable events.

"The president of the United States and the secretary of defense would not assert as plainly and bluntly as they have that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction if it was not true, and if they did not have a solid basis for saying it," he said.

"The city's regulation of highway billboards has more holes than Swiss cheese, demonstrating plainly that its asserted interest is nothing but a pretext for the city's true purpose for its regulation: to eliminate competition and make money for itself," lawyers for some of the companies wrote.