Another popular myth is that philosophy keeps dwelling on the same questions, the implication being that, again, it doesn't settle anything and consequently cannot move on to something else.
It suggests instead that this is something the scientists did to themselves – and, consequently, to us.
Where I am free of such doubts, consequently, to offer the psychologised explanation because he believed he had been fired is to say something misleading.
I feel my baby's happiness is utterly vital to her and consequently, to me.
It would be a great disappointment to Mr. John Knightley; consequently to Isabella.
We trade this in return –hopefully– for value; and ACME Inc get, consequently, to push us advertising.
Aging of the cells consequently can be the cause of something as simple as wrinkles to something as dire as chronic disease.
Because everything that is real is a fact and (according to McTaggart) nothing is unreal (although it may not exist), all beliefs about something are beliefs about facts and consequently about something that is epistemologically real.
That which had previously been an annoyance comes to be a fact about the world which is not up to me, and consequently, something which does not perturb my feeling of calm.
Having been "a real leftist, working for Greenpeace and all that" he consequently developed something of a taste for edgy capitalism.
