But if one ignores the wilder speculative meanings that have been drawn from the series (we are all wired together in a simulated reality), there remains something halfway palpable in these movies: in a period in which gigantic corporations and entire governments devote themselves to promoting made-up realities, people may genuinely wonder what world they are living in.
Gadamer's speculative account of meaning collapses, it would seem, into a referential account of signs.
Closer inspection suggests that Gadamer's account of the speculative account of meaning is presentational after all.
This is not a straightforward requirement as a hypothetical query by its very definition is speculative and the meaning of any results only apparent once they have been generated.
He got his chance after another of his firms Intel traders, preferring to make speculative bets, blew up, meaning he lost enough money to be removed from the coveted trading spot.
However, its meaning is somewhat speculative.
But as with any subjective material, such as literature, this search for meaning is necessarily a speculative one.
On the one hand, for an artwork to have a speculative capacity, it must invoke perimeters of meaning which transcend its own immediate circumstance.
Elevon is unusual because it is speculative development by Continental and its partners, meaning they will start work without having a committed buyer or tenant, real estate broker Steve Solomon of Jones Lang LaSalle said.
While in the early Vedas it occurred mostly as a reflexive pronoun meaning "oneself," in the later Upanishads (speculative commentaries on the Vedas) it comes more and more to the fore as a philosophical topic.
Because these conversations were between Mr. Rajaratnam and his employees, a judge could declare them inadmissible hearsay evidence, meaning it is too indirect or speculative to be used against Mr. Gupta.
