Jeannette realized that the North Pole did not, as scientists of the day believed, sit in a warm sea behind a ring of ice.
He said most Indians, including Muslims, want the Hindu temple built on the site of the mosque, which many Hindus believe sat atop the birthplace of Ram, the incarnation of the god Vishnu.
2. Out in the canoe, the person I thought you were gingerly trades spots with the person you are and what I believe I believe sits uncomfortably next to what I believe.
Within psychology, Rowe identifies herself with a small band of fellow professionals, known as "personal construct psychologists", whose most important idea, based on the work of George Kelly, is that we construct our own meanings in the world, in our lives and families, a theory she believes sits well with recent discoveries in neuroscience.
This leaves us with somewhat of our own 'impressions' that either we can believe, sit on that fence or completely disbelieve.
It's a way station for those awaiting trial, a penal colony for the poor and the criminal, the unlucky and the fucked, a void of misery that it's hard to believe sits in the middle of America's richest metropolis.
You cannot believe you sat through an entire day of excited news media coverage usually relegated for a world crisis.
It's a myth almost universally believed, that sits at the core of liberal technocratic thought, and has been embedded in practically every other work of speculative fiction for the last half century.
But I don't believe he sat down one day and thought: hey, I know – let's just kill hundreds of thousands of Iraqi women and children and see what happens.
"People couldn't believe we sat down with these folks and were that transparent," said Jerry Martin, Dow's global director of environmental, health and safety regulatory affairs before he retired in 2000.
