To be sure, such an "intellectual intuition" never occurs, as such, within empirical consciousness; instead, it must simply be presupposed (that is, "posited") in order to explain the possibility of actual consciousness, within which subject and object are always already distinguished.
This presupposed that the Iraqi leader cared for his people.
But that clashed with NATO enlargement, which presupposed that Russia was a threat.
"There was nothing in the young man's life which presupposed that he might be in be in—" "Of course not.
First, it presupposed that the economies would be growing almost indefinitely, allowing the state to pick up the bill for generous welfare transfers.
The October 2002 Centcom war plan presupposed that relatively benign stability and security operations would precede a handover to Iraq's authorities...
They were adamantly for law enforcement and veterans' rights, in a manner that presupposed that the rest of us were adamantly against these things.
Didn't you know that buying her something was an act of hubris, because it presupposed that she would stay around long enough to use up the perfume?
Nonetheless, to date, all the previous work in this area have presupposed that the GA population size should remain constant throughout the evolution of the search process.
My sense of the literature that discussed attention was that it presupposed that distractions originate in the external environment, and that didn't jibe with my personal experiences.
The most disturbing part of the superpredator myth is that it presupposed that certain children were hopelessly defective, perhaps genetically so.
