Hamilton Finlay was a great lover of a particular kind of gentleman's relish and d'Offay had discovered this fact and brought along a pot for lunch.
I might have eventually discovered this fact by keeping up on technology news, but it turns out there was no need: one day last year, my inbox started to fill up with Friendster marketing messages for the first time in years, and I realized that my long-forgotten decade-old profile data had been sold, without my knowledge or permission, to a company I'd never heard of in Asia.
Europeans discovered this fact long ago; private labels make up 40% of the $5 billion EU battery market, despite Europe's similar infatuation with high-drain devices.
This notion of all things as being evolved psycho-physical unities of some sort places Peirce well within the sphere of what might be called "the grand old-fashioned metaphysicians," along with such thinkers as Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Spinoza, Leibniz, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Whitehead, et al. Some contemporary philosophers might be inclined to reject Peirce out of hand upon discovering this fact.
Many homeowners who tapped their equity before the financial crisis are discovering this fact — and some risk losing their homes.
Yet there is a real risk that discovering this fact will convince some people to mistrust any effort to get them to change their energy-use behavior.
In the wake of the Paris attacks — and French President François Hollande's stated wish is to bring the US and Russia together in a grand coalition to fight IS — the commentariat seems to be discovering this fact.
