It certainly works against the most common rejoinder, the 'Systems Reply'…." Harnad appears to follow Searle in linking understanding and states of consciousness: Harnad 2012 (Other Internet Resources) argues that Searle shows that the core problem of conscious "feeling" requires sensory connections to the real world.
Though Qureshi had plenty of time to come up with a decent response to this particular accusation, his pathetic rejoinder consisted of an ad hominem attack against Pillai, comparing him to the founder of LeT, Hafiz Saeed, who is basically the equivalent of Osama bin Laden to India.
In its rejoinder, the Toronto Star detailed allegations from four women against Ghomeshi, in which they claimed a pattern of violent sexual abuse.
How did Roger Toussaint's rejoinder, "Mayor Bloomberg should shut up," measure up against Mike Quill's bon mots, "The judge can drop dead in his black robes".? We are relieved that, despite all the hysteria, there was no strike.
The opening line of the book's first story, "With Jazz," reads like a coded rejoinder to Mason's critics, whose fundamental charge against her tales (and their narrators, too) was detachment and simplemindedness.
But Mr. Gingrich turned the laugh line against Mr. Romney with a high-minded rejoinder.
The coalition HRC led, Houston Unites, which also included the ACLU of Texas, with all of its money and star power, never effectively hit back against the lies with a powerful, biting rejoinder exposing the haters.
John Milton wrote a Parliamentary rejoinder, the Eikonoklastes ("The Iconoclast"), but the response made little headway against the pathos of the royalist book.
And in its statement Thursday night it reserved its "full right to retaliate with force against any attacks" Mr. Netanyahu also used his speech as a rejoinder to the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, who earlier had harshly denounced Israel from the General Assembly podium.
The defense was not as suffocating against Baltimore, but four plays in the fourth quarter serve as a rejoinder to the naysayers.
