To answer this question, student wrote a longer paper (Short Paper 3: Are Primates Special?) in which they analyzed evidence, drew conclusions about primate cognition, and established clear, contestable arguments that were supported by empirical evidence and evolutionary theory.
Even more problematically, his understanding of the natural is, contrary to what he has implied earlier, itself a contestable philosophical presupposition that cannot be proved either by science or reason.
There is a fresh push from the media industry for the warrant process to be contestable so that lawyers could argue their case for keeping the source confidential.
The Courts A January district court ruling in Florida was the first to declare the law unconstitutional -- on the highly contestable basis that the individual coverage requirement in the law exceeds Congress's constitutional authority.
What makes ours a "secular" age, he writes, is not that it is defined by unbelief, but rather that belief is contestable and contested.
I am not so sure, however, that the ostensible evaporation of a "consensus" (if it ever existed --a clais that is contestable in and of itself) can be evidenced by the debate surrounding Hobby Lobby.
Yet this definition involves two contestable assumptions: first, that "consciousness" is susceptible to experiment (rejected by Kant); second, that psychology, even if conceived as experimental, has for its object consciousness or "the mental" (later rejected by the Behaviorists).[23] Let us focus on the first assumption, since it is one Wundt addresses.
This is partly because of the incompleteness of most research agendas and the lack of consensus among researchers, but also because issues in drug policy are inherently contestable, involving considerations that lie outside the competency of drug policy specialist as such.
