Furthermore, different actors conceive the problem in different ways, which in turn emphasises different potential remedies.
Kant then immediately refers to "David Hume, who, among all philosophers, came closest to this problem"; and he suggests, once again, that Hume failed to perceive the solution because he did not conceive the problem in its "[full] generality, but rather stopped with the synthetic proposition of the connection of the effect with the cause (principium causalitatis)" (ibid).
JDM helped conceive the problem, develop the solution, discovered the idea of counterfactual machines, and helped draft the manuscript.
AD helped conceive the problem, develop the solution, provided insight into counterfactual machines, carried out the simulation studies, developed the methods for interaction detection and drafted the manuscript.
XJZ conceived the research problem.
SM has conceived the Automated Problem List, developed it with the help of some acknowledged programmers, and implemented it.
MJS, MMM, and MS conceived the initial problems, which were then formalized as theorems and proofs by MS. MJS and MMM designed and analyzed the empirical studies and formulated implementations of partial decisiveness measures.
He conceived of the problem faced by five philosophers sitting around a table, each with a bowl of rice and a single chopstick.
"What if more of the web worked the way BitTorrent does?" he writes of how the company first conceived of the problem.
