The founding argument of Al Qaeda, the Bin Laden argument, is to attack the so-called 'far enemy,' the United States, in order to clear the decks to attack the 'near enemy.'.
And if it's corroding me, what does it do to young women looking for role models?" A year ago, this was one of the founding arguments of Waking the Feminists, the grassroots movement calling for gender equality in Irish theatre, which emerged after the Abbey theatre unveiled a programme consisting almost entirely of male playwrights.
In a similar vein, some statements to motivate the work are exaggerated, for example in the first line of Discussion the authors' state: "Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined as what animals seek".
More accurately, it was founded on an argument about what that proposition means.
You could also say it was founded on an argument between 1776 and 1787 as the seminal moments of the American republic.
Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward may be defined, at least in the behaviorist approach, as what animals seek.
In response to the reviewer's concern, we added the phrase "at least in the behaviorist approach" to the mentioned sentence: Theories of conditioning are founded on the argument that animals seek reward, while reward is defined, at least in the behaviorist approach, as what animals seek.
It also appears to repeat unquestioningly the trite and ill-founded argument that justice can be sacrificed for the sake of peace and that accountability can be waived without consequence.
I could certainly formulate a stalwart and well-founded argument that a minimum education of a college degree should be a prerequisite for an individual being given the right to vote and perhaps even incorporate a viable element that defined why only the top 5% of financially solvent American taxpayers should be permitted to cast ballots on fiscal issues.
But Freud knew that our conscious feelings are often guided by our unconscious selves and that this feeling of guilt that develops from trying to apologize for our entire belief system is something that we cannot control unless we confront it with reasonable arguments founded in logical thinking.
