If it did we could solve the argument for fatalism which is based on causal determinism simply by pointing out that, if determinism is true, the fact that Jones will mow the lawn is entailed by a proposition about initial conditions and laws of nature, so that the latter is merely a soft fact.
Still, to the extent that we are puzzled about the nature of life, we will be puzzled about what is entailed by the ending of life, that is, death.
But as for all things, it is nevertheless advantageous to have some firsthand experience, as it will help you truly understand what is entailed.
Both imply specific moral conclusions, such as that a given promise ought to be kept, once we understand what is involved in breaking and keeping the promise, either regarding their consequences (Sidgwick) or regarding what is entailed in the will to do either act (Kant).
Every necessary truth is entailed by every proposition, and thus if I happen to believe a necessary truth, P, that I believe P will entail that P is true.
There is also a risk that hard intermetallic phases will be created, entailing brittleness of soldered joints [4,5].
A more thoughtful, balanced suggestion -- to the political right of where Mr. Obama and most Democrats will be -- that entails some sacrifice from their ranks would afford credibility.
"A fewer number of houses will be constructed, which entails a substantial increase in green recreational areas (parks) and green ecological areas," he added.
We are going to find this very difficult - but what the attempt might entail will be the subject of our next Africa debate at the British Museum.
