This framework of discussion takes for granted that native talent differentials are an unalterable natural fact.
It has now been recognised that disturbance of the biosphere, an addiction to progress, the accumulated effects of human action, have led directly to global warming; but there has been – understandably – far greater reluctance to recognise the role of an unalterable human nature in the achievement of this melancholy state.
The country's indifference towards refugees is not the result of some unalterable law of nature.
That statement isn't some unalterable fact of nature, of course, but is instead an ideological position masquerading as a hard economic truth.
(13) Here he is willing to accept Blue Dog dominance as if it is an unalterable fact of nature such as gravity or water flowing to its lowest point.
In the health care context, such congenital genetic disorders with severe or life-threatening symptoms are perhaps the strongest candidates for an undeniably basic need one whose basicness stems from "laws of nature, unalterable and invariable environmental facts, or facts about human constitution" [ 15].
She gave him everything that his lovers wouldn't, above all constancy, "a background," he wrote to a friend, "of secure, unalterable devotion, which my nature needed".
According to Einstein, his theoretical attitude "is distinct from that of Kant only by the fact that we do not conceive of the 'categories' as unalterable (conditioned by the nature of the understanding) but as (in the logical sense) free conventions.
A generation ago domestic abuse and drunk driving were seen as sad, unalterable facts of human nature.
