However, "science" or "they" is really just a CONSENSUS of temporary facts that we currently agree upon as accurately mapping various phenomena.
As Chantal Mouffe puts it, "We have to accept that every consensus exists as a temporary result of a provisional hegemony, as a stabilization of power, and that it always entails some form of exclusion" (Mouffe 2000, 104).
The current consensus may by nature be temporary too, but bigger state subsidies might well prolong it.
This concept started to function as if it were based on a consensus, whereas it was actually a temporary deficit and resulted in the early stagnation of norm development concerning the dignity of living beings.
The eastern Pashtuns have never had a political movement of their own and usually rely on temporary gatherings of tribal elders, called jirga, which find a consensus as necessary on specific issues then disband.
They've implemented a temporary workaround and are hoping to implement a whole new consensus system in a few months.
Diets are still routinely promoted, even though there is a growing consensus that they are unhealthy, and lead only to temporary and unsustainable weight loss, demoralising anyone who tries them.
But Democratic leaders said there was already a general consensus within the party that any stimulus package would be temporary and targeted to the middle class and the poor.
Consensus reached: 85.7% agreement In certain 'high-risk' situations, temporary antithrombotic cessation may not be possible.
Surely, there are many other possible arrangements that introduce depoliticized institutions, temporary governments or commissions that bolster democracy's capacity to "enlarge the public view," forge consensus, unity of purpose and the long-term implementation of sustainable policies.
The WHO has said there is strong scientific consensus that Zika can also cause Guillain-Barre, a rare neurological syndrome that causes temporary paralysis in adults.
