We will, however, continue to suppose that likelihoods are objective in the sense that all members of the scientific community agree on their numerical values.
A discussion of Williamson's view would take us too far afield, however, and in what follows I will continue to suppose that our understanding of knowledge is parasitic upon our understanding of justification, and not vice versa.
Even as the complicated molecular machinery of life was gradually being illuminated during the middle third of the 20th century, most scientists continued to suppose that myriad molecular genetic operations (such as nucleic acid cutting, splicing, and genomic cloning) were under the sole jurisdiction of Mother Nature.
And the sprawling system may continue to outpace its supposed masters, perhaps losing them in endless thickets of complexity: the grid now has 235,000 miles of wires and cables that carry voltages of 230 thousand volts or more.
Others – the optimists, I suppose – continue to believe governments can work towards slowing climate change if they focus on investing in renewable energies and bringing down emissions levels, the sort of targets enshrined in conventions like the Paris Agreement.
Its opponents continue to question whether the supposed recovery of lost revenue would cover the $46 million installation cost, plus $103,000 a month in maintenance.
If there's anything to take away from this weird outbreak of pseudo-science paranoia (other than "continue to ignore conspiracy nuts"), I suppose it's to google something that scares you before sharing your reaction.
And yet we are supposed to continue to believe that this had nothing to do with his role in future press regulation.
How are elite businessmen supposed to continue to fill their private prisons with poor and working class people of color, mostly blacks, if that system is challenged and dismantled?
ACT teams are supposed to continue to engage reluctant persons for up to a year.
In the meantime, we suppose we will continue to dimoot our lights as instructed, but it will be over our dead body, etymologically speaking.
