How do political events affect speculation?

In general usage any decisions or actions that involve risk or some forecasting of future events are described as speculative. This paper focuses on a narrower ... Peter Achinstein develops the basic idea that speculating involves introducing assumptions, under certain “theorizing” conditions, without knowing that there ... Sep 27, 2019 ... Calls for speculation. Judge: Sustained. Attorney: Why did the man have a ponytail? Self-Represented Party: Objection, calls for speculation — ... ... speculation. The witness would not be able to know for sure how fast the defendant was going. When an objection is made on speculation grounds, the judge ... Sep 22, 2020 ... Christians of all people must fight for truth, not speculation and they above all should fight for unity around God's word. Speculative Limits. To protect futures markets from excessive speculation that can cause unreasonable or unwarranted price fluctuations, the Commodity Exchange ... land speculation. the risky nineteenth-century investment practice or strategy of buying cheaply large quantities of land, guessing when the prices of the land ... Jun 10, 2022 ... The reason it's "speculative" execution is that the CPU might be wrong. If it is, the system loads the appropriate data and executes those ... fundamental trial objection to evidence—“calls for speculation” or “speculative”—that is ... WHAT IS SPECULATION? Definitions of “speculation” suggest that the ... Achinstein characterizes the act of speculating as the introduction of assumptions or hypotheses in one's theorizing without knowing there is evidence for ...