Deductions Based on the Comparison of Beings Metaphorical Analogies (Cognitive)

Jul 30, 2022 ... (Yes, I know the comparison with Jesus' divorce command is imprecise.) ... For example, when Jesus says one who “marries” another “commits ... Apr 15, 2022 ... We here hypothesize that a coin flip increases forfeiture thoughts by making it salient that choosing one option means forgoing the other. Nothing is only ever the absence of something in particular, but it is never truly no-thing, since the very label 'nothing' implies 'something'. What we think ... Paul Ricouer has noted that metaphors have a "surplus of meaning." They don't just say one thing that can be put into other words; instead, they offer a kind of ... Well, I mean, we did use a comparison test for one direction, I guess. ... And since this converges, this implies by the comparison test that sum from n equals 1. In statistics, correlation expresses the degree to which two variables change with one another, but it doesn't indicate that one variable is causing the other's ... therefore certain lexical items mean one thing applied to man, another to women, a difference that cannot be predicted except with reference to the ... Oct 24, 2014 ... ... kind of flimsy. ... Without a more rigorous proof, both seem to rely on the intuition that everything has to go to one and only one thing, but we' ... Feb 15, 2005 ... ... one thing to another, which then instantiates it. Such transference ... Leibniz's comparison implies that God's conserving us is his ... must include a careful survey of how participants actually do things and why they do them one way rather than another. Sometimes the terms “institution” and ...