One passage explains that though the senses are the source of perceptual knowledge, once we know something, we need not rely on the senses in order to continue to know it (B46).
"The same OLC memo passage explains how the CIA might manage to waterboard these men so many times in one month each (though even with these chilling numbers, the CIA's math doesn't add up)." "'...where authorized, [waterboarding] may be used for two "sessions" per day of up to two hours.
After a lot of research, he found one captain who read to him over the phone the official passage explaining the meaning of the letters.
One passage, explaining how to administer a head-hold on children, adds that "if breathing is compromised the situation ceases to be a restraint and becomes a medical emergency".
A passage explaining doggy style is elegantly labeled "The Donkey At The End of Spring," and my favorite sex position is reformulated as "The Cat And The Mouse In The Same Hole".
After completing a demographic form, the 75 laypersons (a) read a short passage explaining schizophrenia and (b) viewed a DVD that explained the impact of schizophrenia on a person's life.
In a footnote to this passage, Kant explains that we know freedom a priori because "were there no freedom, the moral law would not be encountered at all in ourselves," and on Kant's view everyone does encounter the moral law a priori (5:4).
As for dissenters from C.W.A.'s stand on issues like the "sanctity of human life," a handy link to Bible passages explains "why you are a sinner and deserve punishment in Hell".
The arrangement of underground passages explains why the bus station appears to be isolated, set on an ocean of roadway with no pedestrians in sight among the buses, taxis and cars.
In this passage, McLaren explained the ideas behind SEX, the London store he opened with his girlfriend Vivienne Westwood in 1975: Sex translated into fashion becomes fetish, and fetishism was the very embodiment of youth.
