We conclude that the shift from clumped to random as the forest stand developed maybe evidence for niche differentiation and selection of species composition through the sieve of interspecific relations.
This collection and watches like it are horology's great birds of paradise: Rare, beautifully plumaged, maybe even evidence of the divine.
Maybe the best evidence of this admittedly unscientific observation is the national TV ratings.
Maybe it's evidence of a kind of unreasoning phobia of religion in British public life, but then that seems hard to reconcile with the fact that, apart from politicians, everyone goes on about it all the time.
Maybe on the evidence of this play by Marius von Mayenburg and its immediate predecessor at the Court, David Gieselmann's Mr Kolpert, we should call young German writers the Fire and Fury Brigade, epitomising their anti-bourgeois anger.
Or maybe it is evidence of an endurance that has allowed him to survive for a year and a half with terrible poll numbers, a fractious coalition and daily predictions that his center-left government will collapse, inviting the return of his more emotive predecessor, Silvio Berlusconi.
Or maybe it's evidence of our society's ethical decline.
Maybe it's evidence of people in a state of cultural arrested development, clinging on to an era when the only music anybody listened to came from white men with guitars.
"If history naturally pushes people toward moral improvement, toward moral truth, and their God, as they conceive their God, grows accordingly, becoming morally richer, then maybe this growth is evidence of some higher purpose, and maybe — conceivably — the source of that purpose is worthy of the name divinity".
