What we owe one another are concrete explanations, grounded in terms we might hope to share.
It's a pedantic debate that I've never felt all that emotionally invested in, until I came across Patrick Johnson's new book The Physics of Star Wars, in which the physicist breaks down the Star Wars franchise into its constituent parts, and offers scientific explanations, grounded in reality, for just about every detail you might otherwise roll your eyes at.
The second question asked them to provide explanations grounded in the physics of light absorption.
Based on the principles of grounded theory (to develop a theory or explanation ie, grounded in the data collected) 15 and thematic analysis, AT read the transcripts, conceptualised and coded all sections relating to radiologists' perspectives on EBM into concepts identified inductively in the data; and created new codes when necessary.
There is the dogged American lawyer who represents a Libyan imprisoned at Guantánamo on the basis of evidence first dismissed as feeble and then reclassified, without explanation, as grounds for confinement.
My peaceworker self thrilled to read these words: "When Jesus speaks in the Gospels of the 'peace beyond understanding,'he is referring not to a passive peace, but to a dynamic peace, a peace beyond any rational explanation or ground that grows as the contraries of light and dark, masculine and feminine are increasingly integrated within us".
One such worry, impressionistically put, is this: if the facts about what grounds what are grounded, does this not preclude our providing an explanation of how grounding got into the picture in the first place?
However, he rejects the view that these same explanations are grounded on claims about the agent's intentions in acting, and he thereby sets aside the issues, sketched above, about purpose, intention, and their role in rationalizations.
Beychok has a more grounded explanation.
The Iroquois, though, had a more creative explanation for shaky ground: the great turtle was stirring.
