Ask people why they presume something to be so.
To achieve this without presuming something about the physics which governs a device that performs the resetting, they explicitly accepted the sound approach to Earman and Norton's Sound vs. Profound dilemma.
That's to say, the windowpane metaphor presumes something like a camera: you just point and shoot.
"I presumed something else had happened apart from what I did see, which was him push Remy in the chest - over aggressively?
I thought about how she must have presumed something bad had happened, and would never know that actually I was slowly driving myself insane.
CNN: Let me jump in on that because you're presuming something very important, which is that it's Muslims who have carried out these attacks and, in some cases, with Washington in their sights.
And tonight, when asked if he believed that de Bruijn was clean, Thompson's coach, Richard Quick, said, "I'm going to presume she is unless something were to change that".
Woodward suggests that it may be a false premise to presume that anyone actuall could have done something about it.
