There is another, somewhat different, diagnosis: that Munchausen's does not exist or, if it does, it presumes guilt, admits no defence and, because it is not verifiable, has the scientific validity of a flat earth.
"I'd like to understand that better than I do; I presume it's got something to do with the brain.
How often does it happen that a presumed front-runner can lose the first four contests and stay in the race?
Our ability, consequently, to gain perspective sufficient enough to write outside one's own "house" is not only doable, but, perhaps, universal and insightful, presuming one does it well.
The app, says Friedler of the Digital Products Lab, owes its success to the fact that it doesn't presume anything about its users.
"It does presume I had a list of allegations in front of me at that moment, and I didn't.
However, it does presume an ability to distinguish between what is serious and what is trivial, which is sometimes lacking.
It doesn't presume to be the one and only "true" faith: there is no conversion ceremony.
The SAM package offers the advantage over other microarray analysis tools in that it does not presume equal variance or independence of genes (or both), scenarios that are often violated in biological systems [47].
However, it does not presume that screening tests have been maximized for the detection of these conditions or that the knowledge base is sufficient to have developed an expectation of maximum health outcomes following interventions.
