The above image was sent to TouchArcade.com and, while it's absolutely possible that it could be phony, the implications of an actual, real iPhone/iPod Touch control pad accessory coming from Belkin could make the portable gaming industry a bit more interesting.
Now, imagine the implications of having a real human being and a real human family in the White House: If they are real people like us, and they are making history, maybe we real human people are making history, too.
But it would be a mistake, according to the occasionalist, to think of any notion definable in terms of such conditional relationships as involving an implication of any real power to make anything happen, since such power is God's alone.
As Creative Director Michael de Plater explains: "Set in the year 2020, EndWar explores the future implications of a number of real world events which are taking place today.
This approach offers great flexibility in assessing the carbon emission implications of a circular economy in a real-world context.
While questions have been raised about the cost and privacy implications of the Real ID law, partly because of the prospect of creating a national identification system, Mr. Slagle said states had developed more secure driver's licenses for a variety of reasons, including combating identity theft.
Salon's Steve Kornacki notes that the "real implications of a Lugar loss next week will be psychological".
And the Status Quo is starting to recognize the very real implications of a Bernie Sanders administration and what would happen to the 'Billionaire' class.
Since consumer demand is the largest component of GDP and since the marginal propensity to consume is higher among the (working) poor, the economic implications of diminished real earnings are large and important.
Such reforms were motivated partly out of a desire to do good works and partly out of a real fear of the implications of class-based society.
