That these are empty possibilities can however be easily demonstrated.
According to what is probably the most influential such argument (an argument that changed Campbell's mind in favor of PI, see Campbell 1990: 55f., see also Moreland 1985: 65), SI should be rejected because if it is not, the (non-empty) possibility that reality (or parts of reality) could be non-spatiotemporal is ruled out from the outset.[10] Proponents of SI remain unimpressed.
"A Heart of Stone" is told through the eyes of Ellen van Bemmel, who is just entering adolescence when her world crumbles around her; the novel charts her attempts to understand herself and to face a future that appears empty of possibility.
The first chapter of Reith's book Broadcast Over Britain is called Uncharted Seas, and that was what there was: a vast and empty ocean of possibility.
If you can do anything you want, then every day becomes an existential problem — an empty space of possibility that has no ceiling but also no walls and no floor.
If you can do anything you want, then every day becomes an existential problem an empty space of possibility that has no ceiling but also no walls and no floor.
She chose English because Chinese was too freighted with Maoist cant, and emptied of expressive possibility.
It does not provide an exact solution for the prediction of future economic novelty, since there is no algorithmic way to specify the yet "empty" set of possibilities that are adjacent to the existing phase spaces.
In other words, an empty nest offers the possibility of novelty and unpredictability.
"Running on Empty" (March 13), about the possibility that the world is running out of cheap petrofuels, is another wake-up call to the dangers of our petroeconomy.
Far fewer fans than expected have arrived in Moscow for tonight's Champions League final, Russian officials admitted today, raising the possibility of empty seats in the stadium when Manchester United play Chelsea.
