Finally, the fallacy that Aristotle calls form of expression exploits the kind of ambiguity made possible by what we have come to call category mistakes, in this case, fitting words to the wrong categories.
This victimization deserves to be condemned rather than just explained: A truly moral person, a truly moral corporation, and a truly moral government would not exploit the kind of information that people now share with one another on the internet.
Ours is not following the typical approach, that of the search for a solid-state material to split water and extract the resulting hydrogen, but the direct production of electricity by exploiting the kind of quantum-coherent effects that photosynthetic organisms (plants and bacteria) employ.
The 19-year-old, who only completed middle school, reportedly taught himself how to exploit the kind of weak security measures found on sites like Tiket.com.
So Karl, if you're that intent on exploiting the kind of suffering and cost that would lead a veteran and/or his family to question the worth of existence, maybe you should tell it to the people paying for your handiwork, not Sean Hannity.
High puppetry (which is not necessarily better than low puppetry) is gestural and exploits the same kind of control that is meaningful in ballet: it is a language for the superhuman, for gods and heroes, for stories told time out of mind to audiences that frequently know the narrative by heart.
Most communities contain groups of species known as guilds, which exploit the same kinds of resources in comparable ways.
These weaknesses were exploited by the kind of high-octane cross-examination which could raise reasonable doubt about whether the witness is breathing.
"If it's done right it can exploit precisely the kind of thing that made Dickens popular in his own day," says Schlicke.
Some media owners have decided they want to keep closer control of how their rights are exploited online, the kind of move that is Base 79's biggest threat.
