Sentence examples for just presupposes from inspiring English sources
"Which just presupposes a very short distance".
It could be that instantiating interconnected processes of intention formation just presupposes the collectivity it is meant to constitute.
For example, Azzouni (2004: 55) holds that the view that objectual quantifiers are ontologically committing because they have a Tarskian domain semantics just presupposes that the metalinguistic quantifiers in terms of which the Tarskian semantics is given themselves are ontologically committing.
He also does not just presuppose the concept of infinity he defines it (in terms of his three basic notions of logic, as well as the definable notions of subset, union, intersection, etc).
Of course functionalism cannot just be presupposed when attacking the zombie idea: that would be no better than presupposing behaviorism.
All of what I just said, however, presupposes that the news media will continue to quote climate contrarian think tank "scholars --and publischolars --andon piecescholars --andof the fact that they have been trying to hoodwink the publishfor years aboutheir reality opinionate change and the pressing need to address it.
Furthermore, while the appeal to similarity is very natural, it can be hard to spell out in detail since the intuitive sense in which, say, my wife and I "share most of our beliefs and inferences" seems to presuppose just the sort of content identity that meaning holism makes problematic.
But that presupposes some minimal level of insight and meaning.
But that presupposes there are no more than 20 races.
For instance, the worry that meaning holism entails that no one means the same thing by their words today as they did yesterday (because everyone makes at least some change to their belief each day) presupposes not just meaning holism, but also such a tight (perhaps even one-to-one) connection between meaning use (here understood in terms of belief).
Any discussion of legitimacy presupposes not just the ability to sense injustice but also to imagine and implement a political alternative.
