But if I am in an ordinary context, knowing I am in San Antonio, I cannot come to know, via deduction, that I am not a brain in a vat on a distant planet, since the moment I take that skeptical possibility seriously, I transform my context into one in which heightened epistemic standards apply.
Lift a familiar ingredient out of its ordinary context, marry it with something to which you wouldn't normally even think of introducing it, and you can produce some exciting chemistry.
So "Your performance was horrendous" would seem to have the greater ratio of contextual effects to processing cost in any ordinary context.
The patient's "ordinary" context is legitimised by virtue of the visibility conferred on it (photographs, handouts, material, foods,...)...
A satisfying version of an agency theory should give us an account of how our experience of agency in ordinary contexts gives us a purchase on how to understand and evaluate such counterfactuals.
For example, a mathematical fictionalist might hold that when we utter "there are prime numbers" in ordinary contexts we mean this in a fictional spirit, but add that when we utter this sentence in the philosophy room we sometimes intend to speak literally.
It is neither univocal (used with the same meaning as in ordinary contexts) nor equivocal (used with an unrelated meaning).
The script, by Joey Sagal, Hanala Sagal, and Cary Elwes, shows Presley in a startling range of ordinary contexts that highlight all the more his extraordinary character.
Patinir's works are relatively small and use a horizontal format; this was to become so standard for landscapes in art that it is now called "landscape" format in ordinary contexts, but at the time it was a considerable novelty, as the vast majority of panel paintings before 1520 were vertical in format.
Unlike non-ordinary contexts such as (3) and (4), in which they are part of an embedded 'that'-clause, in ordinary contexts such as (5) and (6), 'Hesperus' and 'Phosphorus' have the same Bedeutung (or reference).
