The epistemic position can be properly captured as: Epistemic Essentialism: knowledge of essence must precede knowledge of existence.
"Suffering from the soul-dread caused by knowledge of the impending end of all existence," he becomes a very serious child, who marks an X on his calendar each day and grows "preoccupied with apocalypse". The Voice observes: "You move through life like a ghost, semipresent, barely displacing air...
But it does show that the prisoner is burdened by the knowledge of an existence before imprisonment, a flawed, constrained existence that may in some sense have caused the current nightmare.
Eight additional articles were identified by examining cross-references or by authors' knowledge of their existence.
The proportion of respondents who were aware of dioxin being attached to suspended particles in water bodies in the post-intervention survey was not significantly higher than that of the pre-intervention survey (from 76 to 80.3%, χ=1.79, P=0.18); followed by the knowledge of dioxin existence in soil (from 54.9% significantly increased to 69.4%, χ=13.9, P<0.01).
The nearly boozy Bitcoin rallies and crashes of 2013 led to endless media coverage, rising mass market knowledge of its existence, and piece by piece, the growing maturity of its underlying network.
On the basis of this principle, one may not infer (knowledge of) the existence of effects from knowledge of their causes, nor (knowledge of) the existence of substances from knowledge of their accidents.
Worldwide knowledge of its existence was sparked in 1814 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, then the British ruler of Java, who was advised of its location by native Indonesians.
In Pappus' later version of the story, the person who first spread knowledge of the existence of the irrational was punished by drowning (Junge and Thomson 1930 , 63 64.
