That would in effect presuppose the notion for which we're seeking an account (405).[13] Searle, in contrast to Tuomela and Miller, insists that the individual's participatory intention (what he calls a collective intention) is primitive.
An assumption of class effects presupposes that the effect of each intervention within a class is identical.
Such context-dependent genetic effects presuppose temporal and/or spatial variation in mating strategies (Schmoll 2011).
Second, the view at issue presupposes an unusually strong doctrine of the will to power: a doctrine, to the effect, that all life (actions, events) reflects the will to power.
Note that the founders effect scenario presupposes demic diffusion.
The so-called "Ferguson Effect," which presupposes that police scrutiny can be linked to an uptick in violent crime, has been disputed time and time again.
The imperative to evaluate and demonstrate "results" and "effects" already presupposes that the goal of policy is the optimisation of efficiency.
Applications of double effect always presuppose that some kind of proportionality condition has been satisfied.
In effect, the objection presupposes that that synchronic phenomenal unity – the sort of unity which obtains among simultaneous momentary contents – is the only mode of phenomenal unity.
In contrast, then, to arguments (such as those offered by many proponents of Nyāya) to the effect that memory presupposes an enduring subject, Kumārila's distinctive claim is that in the always first-personally indexed content of mnemonic experience we really "encounter" the referent of the first-person pronoun.
In other words, bringing about a volitional effect seems to presuppose intending the effect, and we seem to only intend what we, through our intellect, actually represent or know.
