What if, behind their absurdly confident New Ageisms, lurked more than a hint of scientifically substantiated truth?
Because initial homicide reports, subsequent investigations, legal proceedings, and judgments are covered widely by news media, it is possible to substantiate ground truth to a high degree of certainty for these types of 911 calls.
"But in reality, it is not substantiated by truth.
The truth substantiated by a string of reports and studies is that race and religion have become a determining factor of social stratification.
It is a numbing truth substantiated by cold hard facts: From 1980 through 2008, 93percentt of black victims were killed by blacks.
Years of public health research substantiates a simple truth: Young women and their partners are not always prepared to use contraception in the heat of the moment.
(Some recent examples, in a bid to substantiate my case: The Truth About The Harry Quebert Affair review; The Boyhood Island review; The Look Who's Back piece).
A theory of truth which substantiates bivalence, or a determinate reference relation, does most of the work of giving a realistic metaphysics.
If the public benefits of a college education are no longer a self-evident truth, we have a compelling responsibility to substantiate our conviction that they should be once again.
Those interviewed offered significant new details about how Mr. Starr's office tried to substantiate Ms. Tripp's account, win Ms. Lewinsky's cooperation and hunt for the truth, even if it led to the Oval Office.
Besides an intended gain for his system of "Basic Laws" (Frege 1962) reflected in enhanced technical clarity, simplicity, and unity, Frege also sought to substantiate in this way his view on logic as a theoretical discipline with truth as its main goal and primary subject-matter.
