In addition, this observation bodes ill for the Kantian, insofar as it asserts the possibility of practical agency for those who do not view themselves as diachronically unified, i.e., unified practical agency may indeed not be a practical necessity.
His character is unified; I don't think he thinks evil; I think he's great at (that phrase again) advertising for himself.
Two core virtues which Maddy identifies for set-theoretic axioms are UNIFY (i.e. that they provide a single foundational theory for deciding set-theoretic questions) and MAXIMIZE (i.e. that they not arbitrarily restrict the range of isomorphism types).
Despite the brutality of the Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution and Tiananmen Square, Mao is still considered a great leader because he unified -- i.e., stabilized -- the nation.
On the four-dimensionalist account, I now would be unified with — I would be part of the same spacetime worm as — my 900-year-old self.
If my parents had maintained a unified catechism, I might have wound up more like Colton.
Although attempts are being made to unify things, I am skeptical about this one.
"The team is unified and I believe they will make Ghana and Africa proud," he told BBC Sport.
This is most evident in what has been considered to be the organ of the Romantic Movement, the Athenaeum: there were two editors, several writers and a diversity of opinions, but one unifying principle (A, I, vi).
