Most communitarians, on the other hand, define community through the commonality of tradition, history and culture; the various past crystallisations whose inescapable weight determines present possibilities.
No-one wants to see racing drivers hurt, and yet it is an inescapable reality that the very possibility of it is a part of what makes Formula 1 such an intoxicating draw for its participants and the millions who watch it around the world.
Because the reality is in electoral politics, as in life, nothing is guaranteed: No matter how inescapable Clinton's nomination seems, there is always the possibility that something could happen to change that.
Far better to reduce everything to a single dumbed-down inescapable standard, relentlessly mediocre and devoid of any color or possibility, like a tapioca straitjacket.
That's a fairly grandiose ambition, yet the possibility of these realizations will be undermined by the inescapable need to conceptualize information about behavior using the very beliefs Pentland hopes to remove from the equation.
The inescapable nature of bad faith seems to leave no room for the possibility of authenticity.
The possibility of such personal exchanges in or through art balances Howard's emphasis on inescapable human solitude.
After exhausting all the possibilities (could the corpse be a fabricated wax figure?) he comes to the inescapable conclusion: Che is an ex-Che.
