As we have mentioned above, experimentally observing the dynamics of strings would give access to open questions about confinement in lattice gauge theories.
On the question of his confinement, he wrote, "Please listen: I'm not being held against my will".
But since scepticism concerning memory is no part of the argument, there is no reason to suppose that any question of such confinement arises, and thus there is no question of the argument's being self-defeating by excluding the possibility of something we know to be actual, i.e., the language we already have.
And while many see this as an improvement over Nauru's previously abhorrent policy of confinement, it also raises the question so what?
He was arrested by military intelligence agents in March 1961, jailed in solitary confinement for several weeks and questioned without his lawyer present.
Though Mr. Khodorkovsky's prominence has waned over the years, journalists and politicians, mostly foreign, still confront Russia's leaders with uncomfortable questions about his confinement, and even President Obama has called the latest charges against him "odd".
Harambe's death, though, has led to many questions about the confinement of animals in zoos and the nature of our responsibility toward them.
The owners/trainers also answered questions about outdoor confinement, pasture access, and known or suspected exposure to rodents (rats and mice) during the most recent year, as well as the preceding year.
Woodfox's release is part of a larger trend, in which extended solitary confinement is increasingly being called into question.
Justice Breyer took pains to make clear that the court was not ruling on the separate question of whether such confinement violated the Constitution's due process clause.
