So we arrive at the foundations of a variety of ever-changing facts based on the development of travel technologies: the natural size of a city; how long information takes to wing its way around the world; and how distant a commute a reasonable person might be expected to endure.
After everything predicted in the book came to nothing, Lindsey rewrote and "updated" his "interpretations" in many sequels, in what must have been some sort of record for practicing George Orwell's idea of "doublethink" via editorial revision of ever-changing "facts".
All of these facts, ever changing, are subject to the rules of technological change.
In fact, without ever changing careers, he once worked for the largest and arguably the most influential corporation in the world; now he's getting these emails.
Real-time investigations during ongoing conflict pose unique practical challenges to implementing the court's mandate; including security issues, access to the potential crime scenes and witnesses, and the need to maintain contemporaneous crime analysis during ever-changing fact patterns.
The fact is that relationships change and intensities are ever changing.
Whatever the reaction, the fact is that our disciplines are ever changing, regardless of the calendar and its cosmic inspirations.
All of the knowledge we had of nature might actually be worth something in light of the fact that the world is very old and ever changing.
"That sense of attack, let's say, that some of them have, is engendered by the fact that they are confronted, and often by choice, to be in a situation that is ever changing," Mr. Veggetti said.
Tonaya Thompson, Managing Editor: Ever changing.
