What we at our Newtonian level of existence necessarily conceive of as a substantial reality is in fact - in fact! - a play of spume upon a roiling sea of particles.
"So many people were opening Martin Creed's pieces of colored paper, which were falling on the floor, and they weren't necessarily conceiving it as part of the work.
But such networks, however geographically broad, are not necessarily broadly conceived, nor do they necessarily represent a public interest.
Charles Hartshorne (1897 2000), for example, claimed that "the relation of God to the world must necessarily be conceived, if at all, by analogy with relations given in human experience" (Hartshorne, 1941).
Spinoza agrees with the Cartesian conception of body as res extensa (Latin, extended thing), i.e., things necessarily and exhaustively conceived through extension.
Musk also gets credit, at least partly deservedly for technologies not necessarily invented or conceived at Tesla, but certainly shaped and refined into something commercially viable by the engineers and designers that work for him.
While this ambition was conceived necessarily in order to set the tone for the coalition at its consolidating stage, it has had its negative effects.
What Wittgenstein had in mind is a language conceived as necessarily comprehensible only to its single originator because the things which define its vocabulary are necessarily inaccessible to others.
If any particular finite mode in the collection is to exist necessarily, it must be conceived in such a way that it too follows from something absolutely necessary.
