They might experience a conceptual blindness to the nature of contingency or they might be talked out of understanding the principle because of its controversial implications (e.g., the existence of a necessary being).
This Glenn Beck style conspiracy theory betrays typical US military blindness about the nature of the conflict and the reason Tet was a turning point.
But the ultimate cause clearly lies in 60 years of obstinate blindness to the true nature of communism...
But sweet it is not, for sap wiped into the eye causes intense pain and temporary blindness until its caustic nature is neutralised by medication.
'A head cannot ache from sense ----'It 'It can, Sir,' roared Johnson, 'if the head in question is not used to it.' " It is Johnson's slow decline, the Johnson who suffers colossal blindness to his own nature and to the futility of his hopes, that gives "According to Queeney" much of its narrative power.
The governor found such official blindness difficult, and his imperious nature continued to alienate town burghers.
Hereditary retinal diseases are progressive in nature that ultimately cause blindness and participants with hereditary retinal diseases are more likely to join organizations to seek information and support.
POAG is often called 'a silent sight killer' because of its slow and progressive nature, which leads to blindness without alarming symptoms (18).
And a psychological point: blindness, heat, motion, drowning; the hostility of nature toward art; the fabrication of reality to accommodate the fact that all of us must eventually cease to perceive it; identity as each ego's art.
And it will almost certainly also convey the bad: the world remains "unaware of how imperiled it is" by greed and a blindness to the connectedness of man and nature.
1 Due to its asymptomatic, lifelong, chronic nature and potential outcome of blindness, it can often impose a psychological burden on patients.
