Call such facts substantial facts, and that view Substantialism.
On Thursday, Greenberg wrote to me in an e-mail, "Until more substantial facts come to light, we continue to believe what we wrote in our story: That the most likely answer to this mystery is that Craig Wright is the inventor of Bitcoin, and that the second most likely answer is that he's staged an elaborate, strange and long-planned hoax".
When are two substantial facts [R; a, b] and [S; c, d] identical?
So far we have considered two types of complexity facts may have: boolean complexity (which in turn divides into the various types corresponding to the various boolean operations) and the complexity of substantial facts.
Our analysis aims to capture both emergent substantial facts and declared formal mechanisms: for this reason, it relies on empirical data and observations and formal documents and statements.
We were warned that appetizers, called "small plates," were substantial; in fact, two will easily sate a smaller appetite.
So substantial, in fact, that Congress took notice and decided to do something about it.
Altogether more substantial and fact-filled, "A Year Around the Great Oak" was first published in Germany over two decades ago, and retains a slightly foreign feeling in this English translation.
By contrast, naturalist moral realists agree with moral non-naturalists against irrealists that substantial moral facts exist, but seek to locate them in the natural realm rather than in some sui generis non-natural realm (Lenman 2014).
Cigar-shaped UFOs have been reported for decades around the world, but in this case, there weren't any substantial verifiable facts about this particular object, and it remains unexplained.
