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“The Will to Believe”

I Believe: Israeli Arabs – Lost in a Sea of Identities

I Believe: Israeli Arabs – Lost in a Sea of Identities

... I believe that it makes no sense that a Jewish soldier has to fight to death in protecting Arab citizens, while the latter are relaxing on their beds without a ...I believe that Israeli Arabs must serve in ...

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The will not to believe

The will not to believe

... people believe that there exists an omnipotent, omnibenevolent, omniscient ...not believe that atheism is better supported by the evidence, but nevertheless he is still morally justified in acting upon his ...

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Distributive ignorance inferences with  wonder  and  believe

Distributive ignorance inferences with wonder and believe

... 14 Note that the three other complements do not offer as minimal a comparison as Disjunction, because they involve ‘which of X . . . ’ with wonder but ‘that one of X . . . ’ with believe. This could have affected ...

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I Can’t Believe I’m Stupid

I Can’t Believe I’m Stupid

... When we find out that the anonymous anti-expert is us, we will (if we’re rational) revise the anti-expert’s opinions – we will distance our new opinions from our old, discredited ones. We will then cease to be ...

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CAN WE RATIONALLY BELIEVE CONCILIATIONISM?

CAN WE RATIONALLY BELIEVE CONCILIATIONISM?

... rationally believe Conciliationism in the face of disagreement from excellent philosophers by appealing to, and presupposing, all and only claims that are not themselves the subject of disagreement among excellent ...

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Knowing What to Believe (when you already know something)

Knowing What to Believe (when you already know something)

... we believe? One or both authors could be inten- tionally lying, honestly mistaken or, alternatively, of different viewpoints of what constitutes a “city” (the city proper? The metropolitan area?) Truth is not ...

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A Gateway for Everyone to Believe: Identity, Disaster, and Football in New Orleans

A Gateway for Everyone to Believe: Identity, Disaster, and Football in New Orleans

... I did something totally uncharacteristic of myself. First of all, [I] left the house without any of my Saints attire. Secondly, I went to a different location than I normally watch the game. Suddenly, the score is 24-3 ...

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Why Is It So Hard to Believe That Media Influence Children and Adolescents?

Why Is It So Hard to Believe That Media Influence Children and Adolescents?

... The perpetrator of the Naval Yard shooting, who killed 12 people in September 2013, spent up to 16 hours a day playing violent video games (eg, “ Call of Duty ” ). CNN asked Dr Bushman to write an OpEd piece about the ...

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Make-Believe in Gameful and Playful Design

Make-Believe in Gameful and Playful Design

... Moving on to users enacting make-believe actors, one can name at least six different desirable effects. The first is self-efficacy through vicarious experience (see Liebermann 2006, for a survey): By playing the ...

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“We Believe”: Omnicare, Legal Risk Disclosure and Corporate Governance

“We Believe”: Omnicare, Legal Risk Disclosure and Corporate Governance

... “we believe” statement as effectively saying that there are no serious doubts about that assessment, even if the issuer’s confidence is real? The result of the Court’s holding and the remand is a new sort of ...

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Unravelling Mycosphaerella: do you believe in genera?

Unravelling Mycosphaerella: do you believe in genera?

... In the title of this paper, we pose the question: ‘Do you believe in genera?’ In 1943, Bisby & Ainsworth stated that ‘Nature may make species, but man has made the genera’. Before the incor- poration of DNA ...

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If You Don’t Believe It, Don’t Disrespect It! Superstitious Beliefs of Thais

If You Don’t Believe It, Don’t Disrespect It! Superstitious Beliefs of Thais

... Superstitious belief is defined as an irrational belief that specific events happened in a way that cannot be explained by a scientific reason (Huque & Chowdhury, 2007). Lakshmikanth and Hema (2016) noted that ...

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The Free Will: Brute Fact of Nature or Institutional Fact?

The Free Will: Brute Fact of Nature or Institutional Fact?

... To assign a function to an object is a necessary, though not sufficient condition to turn it into an institution. In order to become an institution, we have to accept it collectively and to behave accordingly. The ...

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Why Believe That There Is a God?

Why Believe That There Is a God?

... So, first, are the phenomena such as, if there is a God, it is probable that he would bring them about? If there is a God, he will seek to bring about good things. It is good that there should be a beautiful universe. ...

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I Want to Believe, But I Can't Tom O'Day

I Want to Believe, But I Can't Tom O'Day

... Keeping in mind a concept of visual poetry, some doubt and the desire to broaden my painting experience, I embarked on my graduate studies at the University of New Orleans. Driving from Spokane to New Orleans made me ...

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Do we believe in experts? The power of any view

Do we believe in experts? The power of any view

... 2012 by examining the impact of source credibility whether or not the advisor is an expert on advice influence the extent to which decision makers alter their judgments of suspect guilt.[r] ...

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Lifestyle and in vitro fertilization: what do patients believe?

Lifestyle and in vitro fertilization: what do patients believe?

... incorrectly believe that certain dietary factors (alcohol, fat or carbohydrate composition) influenced IVF success, when they were not strongly supported in the ...

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Kia Ngāwari ki te Awatea : the relationship between wairua and Maori well being : a psychological perspective : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Palmerston N

Kia Ngāwari ki te Awatea : the relationship between wairua and Maori well being : a psychological perspective : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand

... Wairua helps me deal with events in my life I believe that wairua helps me through hard times All Mäori want to believe in wairua All Mäori believe they have wairua All Mäori believe in [r] ...

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Lowering triglycerides to modify cardiovascular risk: will icosapent deliver?

Lowering triglycerides to modify cardiovascular risk: will icosapent deliver?

... Hypertriglyceridemia at severe levels is an important risk factor for pancreatitis, and persistently high triglyceride levels despite optimal LDL-C control conveys increase[r] ...

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