My hope was simple: to truthfully present the everyday life of blind people in my novel.
Doing so allowed us to truthfully present the same advice as either "human" or "algorithmic". We incentivized participants to revise their predictions — the closer their prediction was to the actual answer, the greater their chances of receiving a monetary bonus.
Mundine said reconciliation groups, whose work has included promoting the need to truthfully present Australia's history, were having a positive impact.
It may be socially necessary, for example, to prevent a cigarette company from glibly representing its product as healthy, but what if a scholar were truthfully to present new evidence that it is?
It consists of the presentation of objective evidence that has been gathered lawfully, of testimony in court being presented truthfully, of the rights of the accused being respected, and so on.
Three weeks later, he would sign the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, purportedly ensuring that CEOs and CFOs would confirm that the information in their SEC filings had been presented truthfully.
And he presented them so truthfully and hilariously that he was able to transcend racial boundaries and capture a huge audience of admirers in virtually every ethnic, economic and cultural group in America.
"We've approached the work in an incredibly sensitive way and presented the reality of a situation; truthfully explored these characters.
Truthfully, any professional company could be proud to have presented a cast as consistent — and consistently excellent — as this one.
Christopher Lloyd presented the awards, remarking, "As an actor, you have lived truthfully under imaginary circumstances.
He and his examiner never present themselves truthfully.
