Based on Oscar Wilde, and arguably the most extreme of operas, Salome deals with a sexual awakening so traumatic it assumes necrophiliac implications, an experience its heroine repeatedly defines as love in a world so corrupt that no one else dare speak its name.
Empirical hypotheses have implications for experience only in conjunction with various other background assumptions, e.g., about the circumstances of perception.
This is the claim that most of our sentences do not have implications for experience when they are taken one-by-one, each in isolation from the others.
(Quine here is assuming that the statements we must hold true in order for other statements to have implications for experience are themselves never certain.
Nonetheless, the assertion of the empirical data D is the only empirical element in the probability judgement, which otherwise has no testable implications for experience.
And by forcing you to communicate your ideas clearly and to think about their implications, policy experience can prove valuable when writing your next article or grant proposal, Douglas says.
It requires clarification of the domains of integration to be covered and analysis of the implications of experiences in one domain for those in another.
By excusing his interlocutor and those he represents, however, the king indicates, albeit indirectly, his own acceptance of the evidence presented and, with it, the implication that experience trumps both reason and speculation, (cf. K 1 4, 5) apparently without qualification.
But stress is more than just aggravation - it's a physiological response and it can have serious medical implications when experienced over an extended period of time.
