Sentence examples for block the argument from inspiring English sources

There are several ways to block the argument, some more plausible than others.

They accept (A) and so block the argument by rejecting the spreading step (B) ((he Common Kind Assumption (CKA)).

But the skeptical theist might seek to block the argument from evil by directing skepticism at other targets.

(Note that strictly speaking the conclusion of the argument is that there are no moral facts as-we-conceive-of-them. Thus, it may be possible to block the argument by advocating a revisionary approach to our moral concepts).

Finally, it seems plausible to assume that probabilities vary continuously as we change directions in R3, so small imperfections of selection of observables that block the argument (but only for measured values!) in the single case will wash out in the long run (see Mermin 1999, in Other Internet Resources).

The second important thing to notice is how Bohr's response needs to be implemented in order to block the arguments of Einstein that pose a dilemma between principles of locality and completeness.

In blocking the argument from hallucination in this way the naive realist takes on a disjunctive theory.

If it does not, Q can hardly have a value (since not being well-defined was the reason to deny f(Q) a value), which means that we are not considering an HV interpretation of the given type any longer, and that there is no need to block the KS argument at all.

(Baldwin 1990: 99) In which case, the appeal to analyticity seems not to help block the objection that the argument from supervenience proves too much.

Uber's filing today is an attempt to block the suit with the argument that it cannot be considered a class-action if it does not represent the majority of the drivers working on Uber's platform.

Stoljar's aim is to show that the truth of the ignorance hypothesis suffices to block the most powerful anti-physicalist arguments: arguments based on the conceivability of zombies (Chalmers 1996) and the knowledge argument made famous by Frank Jackson's Mary case (Jackson 1982).