The show's brand of heightened reality, too, is analogous to the not-quite-real world Acaster occupies in his standup.
The moral of the Second Puzzle is that empiricism validates the old sophistry because it treats believing or judging as too closely analogous to seeing: 188e4 7.
One might think of folk psychology, and indeed much of cognitive science too, as analogous to a 'block diagram' in electronics.
As this universe expanded, these branes destroyed one another if they came too close, analogous to the way matter annihilates antimatter.
So, too, the analogous question for the natural lawyer or Soft Positivist is: why think your intuitions are epistemically privileged as opposed to simply untutored by the best empirical science?
Just as the failure of the metatheoretic principle of bivalence in conjunction with the retention of the law of excluded middle commits the supervaluationist to the presence of true disjunctions lacking true disjuncts, so too must we countenance analogous non-standard behaviour in the logic's quantification theory.
Our discovery of an equally specific but non-overlapping expression of Trn, suggests that it too might have an analogous function in axon targeting, although this prediction has not been tested.
A risk in this approach, however, can occur if the two situations are too dissimilar to merit the analogous comparison.
Mr Buiter thinks that hedge funds should not enjoy the protection of a central bank until they too are willing to accept analogous restrictions.
Muzak's audio architects do something analogous within programs, too: some customers want to establish different moods at different times of the day; some want current hits to repeat frequently, as they do on Top Forty radio stations; some want programs that are closely geared to the seasons.
