What we need, Gessen posits, in fiction writing at least, is someone to work "a sort of Barthelmeic magic" and "transform our language of apathy into a cri de coeur".
And finally, I posit, that what we do now with the shacks and shantytowns of Cité Soleil is of far more reaching global importance than the construction of the Burj Khalifa or of another global Disney theme park.
8; and the essays collected in Gangopadhyay et al. 2010): the bond it posits between what we see and what we do is much too tight to comport with what neuroscience has to tells us about their functional relations.
In a Philosophical Quarterly paper, philosophy professor Nick Bostrom at Oxford University in the U.K., posits that what we observe as our universe may in fact be a very advanced simulation designed by our distant progeny.
Joaquin the Rapper: Allow me to posit the following: what we are witnessing is no publicity hustle but, perhaps, nothing other than one man's discovery of his Flow.
3 58 PM: What's fascinating about the idea that Smolin will be presenting is that it posits that perhaps what we see, today, as quantum indeterminism or entanglement or spookiness (or whatever you want to call it) is based on a fundamental problem: that we don't understand quantum gravity.
Such a theory would, for example, explain the fact that there are correlations between what we see and what we touch by positing that there must be types of things which can be both seen and touched.
Surely we can't posit what it is to be a better person if we haven't established what we're aiming for.
By reenacting the appalling excesses of what we would call biblical violence in the modern world, it has issued us an invitation, a chance to return to what it posits as the basic moral condition governing all men.
Can we posit what Castoriadis calls "figures of the newly thinkable"?
Ultimately what I posit here depends on a number of changes coming all at once.
