A popular form of laundering would rule out desires of this kind, by subjecting to the requirement of maximization only those desires that would survive if the agent were factually well-informed about the objects of desire and the circumstances of action, and deliberating in a calm and focused frame of mind.
His statements to us must be questioned, now factually as well as conceptually.
I edit two features a day, making sure everything is factually accurate and well expressed.
If you choose to tell, then telling the full story is factually correct as well as re-assuring.
It is not merely a non sequitur; it is factually incorrect as well.
How far did you go to ensure that Itch was factually correct and how well do you think you did with it?
Notwithstanding its satirical title, the book, which the poet John Ashbery recently characterized as "fascinating, salacious and barely readable," as well as factually questionable, is less an autobiography than a series of anecdotes and musings on the people and events that shaped Rivers's turbulent but richly productive career as a painter, sculptor, jazz musician and poet.
On the one hand, they speculate, think laterally, intuit, reason counterfactually as well as factually, cogitate linearly and dialectically, entertain outrageous and even despised – notions, and creatively invent in order to unveil possible and probable futures.
It follows, then, that local manipulations carried out on Albert's system, in a place we may assume to be far removed from Niels' system, can directly affect what is meaningful to say about, as well as factually true of, Niels' system.
While it is impossible to say for certain since I've not seen its documentation so far, the NYT story has, factually, stood up pretty well.
Such studies may well be factually correct, in the broadest sense, but yet miss more important points about the different ways that people's lives and wellbeing have been affected.
