But I don't think such "slippery slope" questions about the insurance mandate are intended to be predictive so much as they are meant to clarify what authority Congress has or doesn't have.
In return, Czechs expect visa-free travel to America.In this section Radical in name only On the boil Someone in charge, at last Checkpoint Rudi A taboo about money The plight of the Kurds Slippery slope ReprintsThe pressing question is soggy public finances.
That India has access to ski-worthy mountain slopes is beyond question.
Though whether skiers are looking to have that data delivered to them while on the slopes is another question entirely.
This happens if the best linear fit of y as a function of the locus in question has slope nearly zero (see Fig. 2).
To answer this question, the slopes of the 62 regressions lines (regression of age with absolute residual values) of each group were compared with each other by ranking the slopes from 1 (lowest) to 62 (highest).
(Justice Alito, predictably, brought up the supposed polygamy slippery slope, without recognizing that the question cuts both ways).
There are individual monographs on many of the well-known fallacies, among them, Begging the Question (1991), Slippery Slope Arguments (1992), Ad Hominem Arguments (1998), and a comprehensive work on fallacy theory, A Pragmatic Theory of Fallacy (1995).
A related but different question is the slope of this line: a note on this is given in Additional File 1.
In "Slippery-Slope Logic, Applied to Health Care Economic Viewew, May 13), Richard H. Thaler criticizes the slippery-slope arguments of those who question the health care law's mandate to buy insurance.
