One might also argue, as Carnap did in the foreword to The Logical Syntax of Language, that logical monism suppresses innovation in logic, and that pluralism virtuously removes this suppression.
Looked at in another way, it undermines teacher training, suppresses wages and keeps profits at a premium.
Try not to eat sugary foods until your stomach contains fibre-rich foods such as vegetables, pulses and wholegrains, as fibre suppresses rapid increases in your blood-sugar level and hence mood swings.
It suppresses opinion; it monopolises leisure for the countless drills and displays necessary to the generation of "spontaneous enthusiasm;" it drains off for military purposes all production above the minimum necessary to keep the people alive; it propagates the nauseous doctrine that children are born for the cannon.
There are clear arguments to be made in favour of equality (relief of poverty, the encouragement of social cohesion); but there are also clear arguments to be made against imposing it (this is unnatural, unattainable, suppresses initiative, attempts self-defeatingly to create a sense of brotherhood by coercion).
The sinister interpretation is that tumours are doing something as they grow that suppresses the immune system and thus allergic reactions.
Thus, a mono pick-up, which suppresses vertical motion, can eliminate many of the unwanted ticks and pops that a stereo pick-up will faithfully reproduce.
It suppresses consumption and forces saving, then misinvests the proceeds in speculative assets or excess capacity.
Now, it looks a lot more interesting, for Evangelos Michelakis and his colleagues at the University of Alberta, in Canada, are testing a drug called dichloroacetate that suppresses the Warburg effect and reactivates the mitochondria.
Russia's "managed democracy" keeps television under tight control and suppresses genuine opposition, allowing only sham candidates to run.
This is also an important ingredient of women's contraceptive pills, because it, too, suppresses the production of LH and FSH.
