Be that as it may; human entrainment capabilities serve important functions in humans' present state of affairs, and have long attracted scientific inquiry [e.g.], [4], [26,27].
Our review of the state-of-affairs of GM crops in Europe raises several fundamental issues.
69 74 All told, this state-of-affairs calls for active strategies to promote collaboratively-oriented systems.
The US, for example, is a federation founded on shared (and compulsory) optimism about human nature: the natural state of affairs is, as Donald Trump successfully reminds his followers, American greatness and any falling off from it can only be the result of evil conspiracy.
More recently, Yanghee Lee, the UN special envoy on human rights believes the state of affairs bears "the hallmarks of a genocide" that is "amounting to crimes against humanity".
Mr Taylor argues that a secular, scientific way of thinking is also a sort of existential choice, a particular moment in human development rather than a "natural" state of affairs.Mr Taylor also lays bare the inconsistencies of some secular critiques of religion.
Here the purpose is to settle the extent of responsibility that attaches to a particular human action or other event or state of affairs.
This is a state of affairs unknown in human history.
It is a fundamentally practical philosophy of principles which direct us towards human fulfillment so far as that happier state of affairs is both constituted and achievable by way of the actions that both manifest and build up the excellences of character traditionally called virtues.
This strange state of affairs may be rooted in human psychology.
Filmmakers are attuned to this state of affairs, enjoying the drama of humans knocked off-balance by AI.
