And yet it isn't really taken seriously, partly because it exists on a variable scale of experience.
If climate change has, to date, proved hard to write about, that's because it exists for most of us, to date, as something that afflicts different neighborhoods, distant cities, or future times.
The problem was far bigger than the Oscars: when African-Americans were starved of opportunity, they were forced to celebrate art merely because it existed, to be cheerleaders instead of individuals with distinct, even iconoclastic, tastes.
Chait professes to be a fan of reason, in part because it exists independently of identity.
It has received a lot of attention because it exists in two versions one of which is used as a military training tool, while the other is on sale to the public.The ICT trumpets it as an especially accurate rendition of close infantry combat, developed in co-operation with the infantry school at Fort Benning.
According to Sadhu (ref 92, p. 45), Samadhi is not exactly a state of mind because it exists in the absence of mental activity and thought, provisionally notated as state 5 [1a−ᴗ1b−ᴗ2ᴗ3ᴗ4].
The project's location, the intersection of Navy Street and Park Avenue in Brooklyn, was picked because it exists at the crux of several different highways, roadways, and expressways, as well as various neighborhoods.
"People think it ought to work, because it exists and we spent tens of billions of dollars on it, but it hasn't been shown to be reliable or to work in real-world conditions," said Laura Grego, a senior scientist at the Global Security Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
"In fact high-energy physics is exciting and will remain exciting precisely because it exists in a state of permanent revolution".
Just because it exists outside Western schools of thought, doesn't necessarily mean it's not true.
