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Echoing one of Strauss's major themes, Shulsky and Schmitt criticize America's intelligence community for its failure to appreciate the duplicitous nature of the regimes it deals with, its susceptibility to social-science notions of proof, and its inability to cope with deliberate concealment.
And beyond the so-called science, the notion of selling bedding products as athletic gear seems intuitive, tapping as it does into the American competitive spirit.
The comments get at the heart of bias against women in science: the notion that we can't be serious contenders because we are too emotional, and, even worse, we distract the men from their science by our sexual allure.
Claire Elain Grahamm), a black psychotherapist, runs a foundation started by her long-dead husband that is dedicated to "melanin science," the notion that the pigment melanin makes black people genetically superior in various ways to "the nonmelanated," as devotees of the theory call the other races.
In computer science the notion of a bisimulation is crucial for the understanding of A and B as systems; it expresses that the two systems interact with their environment in the same way as each other, step for step.
In addition, although clearly connected to a particular tradition of anthropology of science, the notion of ethical equipment does not provide a transparent guide to its application as a method for social research.
That quasi-science-fiction notion is being tossed around at the show by mainstream companies like Qualcomm and AT&T.
But two inventors from Mississippi recently received a patent more in keeping with the original, matter-piercing, science-fiction notion of lasers.
It introduced a field of research that nailed down the science behind notions once considered magical thinking: that meditation helps reduce arterial plaque; that social bonds improve cancer survival; that people under stress catch more colds; and that placebos work not only on the human mind but also on supposedly insentient cells.
