"As ghoulish as that sounds, when a company of that size focuses on a singular objective like that," said the ex-employee, "it's an incredibly tough thing to fight against".
The practice's "singular objective is to hack the deepest layer of the mind and reprogram it," Dorsey wrote, and it is "likely be good for those suffering chronic pain to help manage it".
Anything that distracts us from that singular objective is destructive to our children and the nation.
In modern times physicians are trained and socialized with a nearly singular objective, to cure.
The first ontological issue with the conceptualisation of Alexander's theory focuses on his rejection of pluralist values [1] and subjective world-view, in favour of a singular and objective one.
No matter how singular your objective, achieving it always requires developing and managing a broad contribution system.
To be fair, there was a singular, initial objective to the #OccupyWallStreet protest when AdBusters called for 20,000 people to take over Wall Street back in July.
According to his alternative "objectivist" position, intuitions do not provide evidence but are rather semantic vehicles of singular reference and "objective reality" (Brittan 2006).
But he also thought that there are objective singular contingencies, so that the result of some prospective possibilities is indefinite and uncertain 'not only to us who are ignorant, but to nature' (In Periherm. I.106, 120; II.197 198, 197–198, 203, 207).
By contrast, the "objective validity" (objektiv Gültigkeit) of a judgment is its empirical meaningfulness, precisely because it is compositionally based on the empirical "reference" (Beziehung)—whether singular or comprehensional of the basic constituent objective representations of any judgment, namely intuitions and concepts.
In general, a method based on multiple types of knowledge is more objective than those utilizing singular information; combining independent data sources can alleviate effects of biases inherent in single data types [ 32].
