This is about the millions of LGBT people who live within the borders of the census south, most of whom profoundly value the culture and history and people of our region.
Tom Holland said: "All those of us in the rest of the island who profoundly value our bonds of citizenship with the Scots, who would be distraught to see them become foreigners, and who believe that the referendum, far from separating us, may instead enable us to repledge our vows, can but watch on in hope".
It seeks to reconcile two profoundly different value systems, one based on the primacy of reason and science and the other revolving around spiritual and religious values.
Robinson wrote that Ed Miliband and David Cameron have "profoundly different values and profoundly different ideas about what being prime minister involves".
These experiences profoundly shift values and priorities – and they can lead people do things that they otherwise wouldn't.
The delightful irony, of course, despite aspirations to "world" status, is the constant citation in documents like Gehl's of features like human scale, liveability, walkability, and legibility to individuals: the canonical Jane Jacobs "smallness" and profoundly local values.
On the other hand, they have profoundly different values and profoundly different ideas about what being prime minister involves.
Variation in the amount of glucose syrup, as the co-solute, within the high-solid whey protein network affected profoundly the values of the mechanical glass transition temperature.
It's one of the things that I think we really share pretty profoundly as a value and yet to return to it and to think about what it is substantially, how it is practised and protected and so on, that's unusual these days and I was glad to have the subject come up.
The curious thing is that, despite the fury with which "I, Daniel Blake" charts the saga of Dan's hounding by the state, Loach himself believes profoundly in the value of the state as a provider of benefits and as a bulwark against inequality.
Technology may be one part of the larger puzzle, but I think that the Worldreader project is profoundly overestimating the value of technology for this problem.
