This seems strange, or even impossible, because it involves reference to an infinite number of beliefs.
'My uncle wonders if I am parked where the bank begins' is sense-general, ambiguous, context-sensitive, vague and it involves reference-transfer.
While a portion of underwriting does involve referencing actuarial data and assessing ratios and available information, an underwriter must also have keen instincts, developed from vast experience, case studies and learning from underwriters who are more experienced.
It also involves reference to developments in medieval culture, e.g., the renaissances of the ninth and twelfth centuries, and to the development of institutions such as the legal system and the universities.
Insofar as this central divergence between Kumārila and Prabhākara involves reference to a shared foundation of texts, it is important to appreciate the traditional Brahmanical context for Kumārila's thought.
It is noteworthy too how often the language of "spiritual sensations" involves reference to states of feeling.
And it is no longer a simple case of sending a CV; applying to be a Waitrose checkout girl involves references, a twenty-minute "online values assessment", 250-word responses to questions such as "describe your greatest achievement", and (if you're lucky) a group assessment of two hours after which (my more successful friends inform me) further interviews followed.
This objection, which also (but only coincidentally) involves reference to China, applies not just to CRTT but to almost any functionalist theory of the mind.
The construction of a national identity in large part involves reference to an imagined community based on a range of characteristics thought to be shared by and specific to a set of people.
Any description of bridge-laws that involves reference to the predicates' extensions or intensions involves an "ontological" aspect.
