Everything that follows results from one very incomplete perspective of the poet Max Ritvo.
In February, 1925, as he prepared to submit the dissertation, Benjamin admitted, "I dread almost everything that would result from a positive resolution to all of this: I dread Frankfurt above all, then lectures, students, etc".He needn't have worried.
"Everything that might result from a warmer planet is always bad in [environmentalists'] analysis," King said.
"A good compromise would be … presenting the pretty result in the main text, but having an appendix where everything that might make the result look less pretty is reported," Fanelli says.
I've often wondered if everything that followed was the result of that séance, if just maybe we'd actually unleashed some cackling, chaos-seeking, heedless Barrymore imp.
"Everything that occurs is the result of the atoms colliding, rebounding, and becoming entangled with one another, with no purpose or plan behind their motions".
The reality is that "bringing it" won't necessarily produce a good result because you can't control everything that leads to a good result.
After all the hype, it is (perhaps) possible to mount an argument that results override everything else and the three points at stake are more important than all the peripheral fanfare.
You can't usually find a solution that results in everything going 100% your way.
Do results include everything that happens after the formation of an intention or the exertion of the will, for example?
