Zuckerman was sympathetic to Hooker's simplifying account, but found it grounded in mere conjecture.
In an indication of what the industry's argument against the CFPB rules might be, he also warned that "new rules should be grounded in rigorous research, not anecdote or conjecture".
For these two groups of people, the flags meaning is specific and grounded in a lived experience, not a relative conjecture of values and heritage.
Once this is understood, the trade of the historical novelist doesn't seem so reprehensible or dubious; the only requirement is for conjecture to be plausible and grounded in the best facts one can get.
Indeed, grounding the conjecture in specific genes (and other abstracted variables) is precisely how SNARK goes about proving it.
We have no grounds for conjecture about the likelihood of resolution of such lesions in the absence of antimalarial therapy or with treatment less effective than prompt administration of the potent antimalarial drugs used in our study.
Although hypotheses in HyBrow are fully grounded, whereas the BioDeducta example given in the present paper contains variables, this is an illusory difference; we could just as well have grounded the adaptive-gene conjecture with specific genes, in which case the BioDeducta methodology looks very similar to HyBrow's.
The user of HyBrow expresses fully grounded hypotheses (i.e., conjectures without variables) as sets of temporally related biological events.
In ethics, conjecture must yield to empiricism: we must consider the actual effects of our behavior.
Until then, it's pie-in-the-sky conjecture.
There is, therefore, no basis for inferring the existence of an infinitely powerful and good God in face of contrary evidence of this kind — evidence that provides us with considerable grounds for doubting this conjecture or hypothesis.
