"Who am I?" is a question Descartes posed, and a reader of the French philosopher naturally understands such a question to be universal, and the subject who says "I" here to stand for any human being.
While STMMs only had access to their own responses, they were able to compare their response on each Likert and yes/no question to the "universal average" which was the averaged score of responses of all other missions to each of these questions.
They're about what we did this morning and what we're doing tonight, and the values they represent are deeply attached to universal questions of justice, reconciliation, restoration, suffering, illness, recovery and resurrection.
This online system is one of the big question marks over the shift to universal credit.
This is one of the only universal questions to span the generations, since we often get asked this by the parents we work with, too.
To conclude by bringing this back to questions of universal access -- in "development language," this is often synonymous with the term "scaling-up" or "getting to scale".
Before considering K&W's specific arguments in detail, I give an extended background to the question of universal common ancestry and provide a setting for understanding why null hypothesis tests of significance, such as BLAST-style E-values, are inadequate to quantitatively address the evidence for and against UCA.
We need to question the seemingly universal belief that enhancing the technology and options for our smartcard transport systems will increase efficiency, flexibility and quality of our daily commute.
It is perhaps worth noting, in passing, that a plausible case can be made for tracing this moderate sort of realism on the question of universals to the Aristotelian tradition (specifically, Alexander of Aphrodisias: see Tweedale [1993]).
Feyerabend overtly adopted such a neo-Kantian metaphysical perspective with changing categories in order to pursue the question: If universal theories determine all of our experiences of the world, how can experience be used to test such theories?
