So metaphysics is "first" and "at the head" of all sciences (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 3, 18, 14 17; Houser 1999; Lizzini 2005) and is universal not only because it concerns being qua being (instead of just some aspects of it), but also because it comprehends reality and the system of knowledge this implies as a whole (instead of just some portions of it).
Multifaceted because it comprehends several facets such as psychological [ 13, 19] as well as structural aspects [ 13, 14].
The First Necessarily Existent "creates" the world, because, having intellection of Itself, It comprehends, intends, wants and loves Its own intellection and the consequences that this entails (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 7, 363, 14 17; 366, 8 17; Commentaire Lambda: 15, 23 24).
Because it is harder to comprehend -- particularly with information technology, which is itself is so intangible -- it seems easier to dismiss the potential to do damage.
Perhaps this is because it is difficult to comprehend how individuals who are on a daily basis engaged in saving lives might plot so callously to take life away.
In general, 35 patients (25%%) experienced light sedation as helpful because it allowed them to comprehend what was happening.
Second, the positive accounts contained in his later works, especially that of the Republic, treat happiness as a state of perfection that is hard to comprehend because it is based on metaphysical presuppositions that seem both hazy and out of the realm of ordinary understanding.
It's an object for others to gaze upon in ways we don't even comprehend because it is what we have always known.
On the other hand, I think it's really important that people value their health and nervous systems and the magic and mystery of our bodies, which we can never comprehend because it's so far beyond our grasp," Ashton says.
A large part of that is probably because it's hard to comprehend how shocking the working conditions in Bangladesh's clothing factories are until you visit them for yourself until you meet the workers being slapped around by their bosses and the kids being hidden on the factory roof every time Western buyers come to town.
And a large part of that is probably because it's hard to comprehend how shocking the working conditions in Bangladesh's clothing factories are until you visit them for yourself – until you meet the workers being slapped around by their bosses and the kids being hidden on the factory roof every time Western buyers come to town.
