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...In his programmatic and data-laden tome, "Capital in the Twenty-first Century" (2014), Thomas Piketty makes several assertions, two of which merit a closer look: (1) That r (the return on capital) is, in the long-run always greater than g (the growth of the real econ...

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... or to access online resources 1. A Critique of Piketty’s “Capital in the Twenty-first Century” 2. The Distributive Justice of the Ma... ...Justice of the Market 3. The Agent-Principal Conundrum 4. The Green-eyed Capitalist 5. The Misconception of Scarcity 6. Governments and Growth 7.... ...f Economic Trust 21. Scavenger and Predator Economies 22. Innovation and Capitalism 23. Market Impeders and Market Inefficiencies 24. The Predicam... ...powerless with their ammunition depleted. Thismeans that cash balances and fixed-term deposits in banks yield no interest. But, even zerointerest tran... ... the financial institutions that offer them.Moreover: deflation results in gross imbalances in the economy: delayed consumption andcapital investment ... ...rowing, for instance.Deflation is kind to cash and cash-equivalents (e.g., fixed-term deposits and CDs), but only inthe short-term. In the long-term i... ...rket Structure", the authors argue that: "Under decreasing returnsand some fixed cost, the market grows to 'full capacity' at Walrasian equilibrium(ol... ...uded, the way inflation is defined and measuredtoday, they would have been grossly misrepresented.Consider a deflationary environment in which stagnan... ... the financial institutions that offer them.Moreover: deflation results in gross imbalances in the economy: delayed consumption andcapital investment ...

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...great visual artists & their works, architects & architecture; classic books & their authors; major religions; Greek & Roman deities; state & country capitals; & the radio/military alphabet....

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... Two-person and Parlor Games Game 1 Game 2 Greek & Roman DeitiesChapter 16–STATE & COUNTRY CAPITALS Game Suggestions – Two-person and Parlor Games... ...TATE & COUNTRY CAPITALS Game Suggestions – Two-person and Parlor Games Game 1 Game 2 State Capitals Country CapitalsChapter 17–RADIO/MILITARY ALPH... ...c books and authorsFacts regarding major religions, Greek and Roman deities, state and country capitals, and theradio/military alphabet.The main purpo... ...rcising one’s power in accord with one’s momentary opinion orpleasure; (b) free from reason or fixed rules.1.-(a) The Glorious Revolution of 1688, the... ...cruelty in executing six million Jews. Contain(Kohn TAAN)Verb: (a) to restrain or keep within fixed limits, as feelings; (b) to check or stem.1.-(a) ... ...fearing thewrath from the voters on one or both sides of the issue. Crass(kras)Adjective: (a) grossly stupid and fatheaded, making the mind incapable... ...from the audience as the controversial speaker arose. Crystallize(KRIS ti iiz)Verb: to take a fixed or definite form.1.-By tomorrow try to crystalliz... ...e Belsen concentration camp.3.-They were barely alive after experiencing such a grisly storm. Gross(grohs)Adjective: (a) the total without deductions... ...rant or glaringly noticeable; (e) conspicuous by magnitude of size; (f) out-and-out.1.-(a) Our gross business receipts for January amounted to $5,000....

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...The capitalist mode of production does not permit a socially efficient allocation of resources. Resource allocation is determined by the twin structural imperatives of having purchasing power (on the demand side) and of chasing p...

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... vii CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The capitalist mode of production does not permit a sociallyefficient allocatio... ... sprang up to supply electricity.1 Broadly speaking, the dynamic between capital and wage-labor,as well as that between millions of atomized units o... ...pital and wage-labor,as well as that between millions of atomized units of capital eachseeking profit at the expense of every other, makes for a veryu... ...n of co-ops in the interstices of capitalism be an elementin the long-term formation of a counter-hegemony? That thesequestions are imperative is reve... ...the 1980s the differential between thehighest- and lowest-paid workers was fixed at 3:1. In recent years,with the pressures of globalization and the n... ...prises. This has been proven invalid…in the Mondragoncase… A comparison of gross investment figures shows that thecooperatives invest on average four ... ...ons, but also on shares ofequity sold to members, who thereby could earn a fixed dividend of144 Rozwenc, Cooperatives Come to America, 116, 120.145 Cu... ...m the ’70s. These came to dominate thecity’s barrel industry; in 1887 they grossed over a million dollars’worth of business and employed 368 journeyme... ... this facility. That was in October 2012. In the following months they fixed upthe plant, which was not in good shape. Old mattresses were piledhi...

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... City. From this playground of Ming and Qing dynasty emperors for almost 500 years, you will be able to get a grasp on the great city that is China’s capital. On Sunday’s choral groups gather in the park to perform amateur Peking Operas, play musical instruments or to sing songs once beloved by the masses....

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...ng……………38 Chapter 4. Ningbo — A Culture‐flourishing Land on the Shore of East China Sea – by Lin Rongchen……………53 Chapter 5. Jingdezhen: Porcelain Capital of the World – by Li Xiaomin……………66 Chapter 6. Haimen : Charming City ‐ by Wang Ping & Jiang He……………71 Chapter 7. Changsha: Cultural Name Cards – by Wang Peiyun & Tang Yuming……………82...

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...n the Shore of East China Sea. Li Xiaomin describes Jingdezhen asPorcelain Capital City, and Wang Ping and Jiang He portray Haimen one of the charming... ...chen 53Chapter 5. Jingdezhen: Porcelain Capital of the World – by Li Xiaomin 66Chapter 6. Haimen : Charming... ...ompetition, inorder to control the price. But monopoly is outlawed in most capitalistic countries. If onefirm, let’s say (without lost of generality) ... ... images, therefore they are highly appreciated.Moreover there are numerous fixed editions of facial make-up. Since Mei Lanfang, the grand master ... ...nutrition of historical culture ofNingbo since the very beginning of their formation. G. Liang-Zhu Culture. The story of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Ying... ...ut 4 billion Yuan RMB,this accounts for more then 1/5 of Haimen’s economic gross of construction; The 70%of Haimen’s agricultural and subsidiary produ...

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...t V. CLASS-LOGIC, AND ADDUCTION. (Chap. 43-49.) The Logic of Classes. Hierarchies and Orders. Illicit Processes in Class Logic. Adduction. Theory Formation. Theory Selection. Synthetic Logic. Part VI. FACTORIAL INDUCTION. (Chap. 50-59.) Actual Induction. Elements and Compounds. Fractions and Integers. Factorial Analysis. Modal Induction. Factor Selection. Appli...

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...sis. ModalInduction. Factor Selection. Applied Factor Selection. Formula Revision. Gross FormulaRevision. Factorial Formula Revision.Part VII. PERSPE... ...........................................................................293 2. Gross Formulas........................................................ ..........................................................................338 58 . GROSS FORMULA REVISION. ..................................... ...lation), may range100 FUTURE LOGICfrom an act of free-will to a fixed absolute. An act may be static or dynamic, it may signify apo... ...rance, the logical relation betweenphenomena is ‘compulsively evident’, inflexibly fixed, given. In other words, among phenomena, logical relations... ...s a component of phenomena, like bodies haveweight. This property is in some cases fixed; but in most cases, variable — an outcome of theinteractions ... ...now’ the intended context, but in formal work this vagueknowledge is not a useable capital. In conclusion, the concept of modality provides us with... ...n figuratively view consciousness as a line stretching between subject andobject. (Capital letters are sometimes used for these terms, to avoid confus... ...e quantifiers ‘all’ and ‘some’ (or ‘there exists’)are replaced by an upside-down capital-A and a laterally-inverted capital-E; necessity andpossibil...

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...id the terrorists attacked America on 9/11. This is a book about religion, politics, history and science. It is also about the connection between the formation of Israel and the reason why 9/11 ever happened with the Quran, the Torah & the Bible. It is also a book of religion & science. It will give people an idea of why revenge was the cause of 9/11 rather than Islam. And...

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... with the general ideas prevalentthroughout a large area of the world which had already today on the formation of the Universe. Next, I dividedc... ...rrected the Biblical text to arrive at the correct concept concerning the formation of the Universe. Yet ... ...ar without the legions of Caesar: without a standing army, without abodyguard, without a palace, without a fixed revenue; if ever any man had theright... ... Say, if you have knowledge. Bytheories cannot explain, whom were its measures fixed? Say, ifhappened. The first-born gave... ... Arabic, itis La illaha illal la, There is no god, (god with a small ‗g‘ that is fake god) but God (with a capital ‗G‘).Surah Fussilat:"Soon We will s... ...ourney through space with their own motion. TheWith this knowledge it became possible for European ‗fixed place‘ towards,scientists to explain ... ...ven the fish in the depths ofevery sea can be the ocean cannot see;8 Oceanography, Gross, p. 242. Also see Introductory ... ...‘aan rightly mentions: ―Darkness in a vastpp. 300-301. deep ocean9 Oceanography, Gross, p. 244 and Introductory ove... ... The Christians say that this prophecy refers kings i.e. they could inflict capital to Jesus (pbuh) because Jesus (...

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...an routes which took different passes through mountain ranges, skirting the deserts. Originally, the Silk Road took off at Chang’an, China’s ancient capital, and ran along the northern Tian Shan toward Dunhuang, a city near the end of the Great Wall of China. Here the single Road forked to by-pass the Taklamakan desert from the north and from the south. The northern bran...

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... Goods supplies, 148 e. Service supplies, 148 2 Capabilities, 148 3 Competences, 149 a. Core competences, 149 b. Distinctive competences, 149 4 Capital Goods, 149 5 Environmental Orientation (EO), 150 6 Entrepreneurship, 150 a. Growth, 151 b. Strategic thinking, 152 c. Creativity and Innovation (C&I), 154 1) Creativity, 155 2) Innovation, 156 d. Proactiveness...

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...................................................................... 138 4. Capital Goods ......................................................... .................................................................... 173 b. Capital Goods ......................................................... ...on Variability .................................................. 174 a. Fixed Factors of Production ........................................... ................... 80Table 4.2. The Role of the Forestry Sector in Indonesia‟s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2021......................... .... If the purchase value of customers and company costs is assumed to be fixed every year and the average inflation rate per year i... ...ition, it is also influenced by the level of economic development as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The higher the level of air pollution... ...a, Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia in United States Dollars (USD) andpercentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), respectively: China $42,900,311,780.-(... ...ectly from the main producer, there is also a reduction in overhead costs (fixed costs) per unit of product due to increased production ... ...s for assistance in human resource development,managerial coaching, and access to capital.Several forms of government partnerships that drive company ...

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...etal viewpoint ....................................................... 382 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT .......................................................... ........................................................................ 386 Capital punishment if moral from a self-centered viewpoint .................. ...self-centered viewpoint ............................................. 387 Capital punishment is immoral from a self centered point of view ............ ...greater part of thisbook, the Bible, scarcely anything but a history of the grossest vices and a collection of themost paltry and contemptible tales, ... ... has theworld‘s largest public sector work force, accounting for 56% of its gross domestic product. Butthis includes workers in the country-owned indu... ... concluded that when the total tax revenue of a country reached 43.2%of its gross domestic product the total tax revenue actually decreased. They also... ...y will all live longer. ―While in earlier times people generally received fixed pensions in many Europeancountries, the UK determined to make pensio... ... that making up a myth, like religions continually do, does not explain the formation ofthe universe, the world, evolution, or us. We are better off i...

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...ttler population grew, so too did the number of residents who took a systematic interest in Australia’s unusual natural forms. This made feasible the formation of scientific societies where like-minded people could seek support and encouragement, and exchange information and ideas. Colin Finney in his new book explores how this worked out in practice, from the coming toget...

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... and who were resident in New South Wales expanded considerably. This increase led to the beginning of an infrastructure for natural history with the formation of a museum and a scientific society, and the commencement of the scientific organization of the Botanic Gardens. The decade witnessed a further change. The frontier of natural history, the continual discovery of ne...

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...matic interest inAustralia’s unusual natural forms. This made feasible the formation of scientific societies where like-minded people could seek suppo... ...ed Philosophical Society of Australasia, founded in Sydney in 1821, to the formation ofthe Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science (fo... ...e 1850s created a very different atmosphere for scientific work andfor the formation of scientific societies. Especially in the now separate colony of... ...20English newspapers touted New South Wales as a potential home for men of capital. This influx of freesettlers brought two vastly different classes o... ...ers brought two vastly different classes of immigrants: financially secure capitalists who acquiredlarge land grants, and the less wealthy free settle... ...gh assignment tolarge landowners, and for free settlers who had sufficient capital, to be tempted by land grants to emigrateto the notorious Botany Ba... ...nt laymen than by professional scientists with their preconceived ideas of fixed 7species. Major figures involved in systematic taxonomy in Austral... ... audience. He opposed Darwin in an 1861 address when he railed against the gross and sociallysubversive theory of progressive development and its inge... ...ssifications as reduced it to irrelevance. Species were neither eternally fixed natural verities, nor artificial and arbitrary entities.3 E. Sanger,...

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...understand the differences, and sometimes tensions, between the schools of Buddhism today, we must examine more closely the forces that spurred their formation....

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....13 I wou dl like to offer a more realistic p ci ture of sectarian formation to practic ng Buddh si i ts. Though I use the methods and res... ...ei r the archeo og cal i l evidence first, as that can c eal rly be fixed in time. The da es ot f all of the textual sources are question... ..., as one m ghi t expect, the sch smai tic forces were at work in the capital, prob- ably centred there. If th si is so, then Aśoka s’ in... ... rsonal examp el . Thus we cou dl think of a central crisis in the capital dealt with by Aśoka personally, and poss bi ly several lesser repe... ... Śāriputraparipṛcchā puts the root sch smimuch later, which would entail a gross inconsistency on this issue withinthe Mahāsaṅgh kasi . Even worse... ...vihāravās ns dwei lt in exile, gathered an army and marched on the capital. But those were chivalrous days. The rebel m n si i ter ... ... Can an arahant express support for a politic an whoi turns out to be grossly corrupt? And not least​—​can an 88 Sects & Sect... ...s, inc ud ngl i those of the local sa n si t . Texts became more firmly fixed in partic- u al r d a ec si l t . In the s upas ot f Ved sa mani y... ... deni tally, one of the reasons for thinking the Pali Vinaya was fixed relatively early. B. Asoka & the First Schism ...

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...s is fundamental as it presently overshadows our existence for good...or evil! Antiquity reveals it is germane to life; also is instrumental in its' formation as well as the primary function in the Cosmos of stellar entities...so here is the paramountcy of this Mardi Gras of errors:...

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...evil!Antiquity reveals it is germane to life; also is instrumental in its' formation as well as the primary function inthe Cosmos of stellar entities.... ... large ‘bet’ has a companion meme of information as the delineation of the formation first refers to this hiddenprocess. Gen 1. 16. ... ...asked for, butalso signs in the heavens and a promise of salvation for his capital. Through Isaiah’s voice, “Thencame the word of the LORD to Isaiah, ... ...ekiah), resulted in favor,forgiveness, and miracles. Christ’s begins with ‘gross darkness’ as in Egypt (Ex 10.22-29). Dar... ...evolted in 70 ADthat ended tragically.”84 The Romans devastated the Hebrew Capital, language and history not tohave a renaissance for almost two Mille... ...ce. The slaughtering of beasts was also to cease along with human right of capitalpunishment toward his fellow man. “To the contrary, the resurrected ... ...the end and the beginningof a day, the observable moment of sundown is not fixed or precise, yet sundown is perfectly suited to reset the "dayclock."T... ...f the week into one year. (See previous chart 1.) Because God'syear is not fixed in length, a year was called "a time." Our calendar today fixes the l...

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...o Settle on a New Promised Land of Liberty. This Book Enables the Reader to Understand America’S Unique Destiny and Commanding Role While Besieged By Gross Spiritual and Political Machinations. Clearly, This Reading Lifts the Veil From Past Events Molding America and Presaging Her Cooperation to Undermine the Very Values Once Cherished....

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...xth century the papacyhad become firmly established. Its seat of power was fixed in theimperial city, and the bishop of Rome was declared to be the he... ...land and England,but to Germany, Switzerland, and even Italy. But Rome had fixed hereyes on Britain, and resolved to bring it under her supremacy. In ... ...the wilderness," and not the proudhierarchy enthroned in the world's great capital, was the true church ofChrist, the guardian of the treasures of tru... ...ing on his way, his countenance lighted up with joy and peace.His gaze was fixed upon Christ, and to him death had lost its terrors.When the execution... ...ejected, butagain the message was to be heard by all classes in that great capital. 200The king, influenced by political consi... ... belonged unto her peace. For two yearsthe word of God was preached in the capital; but, while there weremany who accepted the gospel, the majority of... ...lves on being above what they called its fanaticism.The lower classes were grossly ignorant and abandoned to vice, whilethe church had no courage or f... ...e Bible instruction at all than to have the teaching of theScriptures thus grossly misrepresented. The Bible was designed to be a guide to all who w... ...an to the more refined 518and intellectual; in its grosser forms they find that which is in harmonywith their inclinations. Sa...

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...xth century the papacyhad become firmly established. Its seat of power was fixed in theimperial city, and the bishop of Rome was declared to be the he... ...land and England,but to Germany, Switzerland, and even Italy. But Rome had fixed hereyes on Britain, and resolved to bring it under her supremacy. In ... ...the wilderness," and not the proudhierarchy enthroned in the world's great capital, was the true church ofChrist, the guardian of the treasures of tru... ...ing on his way, his countenance lighted up with joy and peace.His gaze was fixed upon Christ, and to him death had lost its terrors.When the execution... ...ejected, butagain the message was to be heard by all classes in that great capital. 199The king, influenced by political consi... ... belonged unto her peace. For two yearsthe word of God was preached in the capital; but, while there weremany who accepted the gospel, the majority of... ...lves on being above what they called its fanaticism.The lower classes were grossly ignorant and abandoned to vice, whilethe church had no courage or f... ...e Bible instruction at all than to have the teaching of theScriptures thus grossly misrepresented. The Bible was designed to be a guide to all who w... ...an to the more refined 518and intellectual; in its grosser forms they find that which is in harmonywith their inclinations. Sa...

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...THEORY AND QUANTUM MECHANICS 198 THE MODERN ASTRONOMY OF THE 20TH CENTURY 203 GEORGE ELLERY HALE (1868 - 1938) AMERICAN SOLAR ASTRONOMER 205 A FIXED UNIVERSE VS. AN EXPANDING UNIVERSE 207 AN EXPANDING UNIVERSE VS. A STEADY- STATE THEORY 211 WILLEM DE SITTER (1872 - 1934) - DUTCH ASTRONOMER AND MATHEMATICIAN 215 SIR ARTHUR STANLEY EDDINGTON (1882 - 1944) - EN...

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...ICAN SOLAR ASTRONOMER ......................................................... 208A FIXED UNIVERSE VS. AN EXPANDING UNIVERSE ......................... ...MICHAEL BORIS GREEN (1946 - ) - BRITISH PHYSICIST ................ 256DAVID JONATHAN GROSS (1941 - )AMERICAN THEORETICAL PHYSICIST ..................... ...urished in the MESOPOTAMIA between the TIGRIS and the EUPHRATES rivers.The capital city was BABYLON, located about 50 miles south ... ...to identify and distinguish betweenSTARS and PLANETS. STARS maintained relatively FIXED and STABLE POSITIONS inthe NIGHT SKY. On the other h... ...OMERS began to differentiate between STARS andPLANETS. The STARS occupied FIXED POSITIONS in the night sky, but the PLANETS(from the Greek... ... EXPLOSION (initially named the BIG BANG), and initiated at somepoint in time the FORMATION of our UNIVERSE, was originally proposed by th... ...so concluded that the FORCES of RADIATION PRESSURE played animportant role in STELLAR FORMATION and EVOLUTION. He was among the first, along ... ...rious roster of physicists andcosmologists. 249 DAVID GROSS - EDWARD WITTEN - STEPHEN HAWKINGEDWARD WITTEN (1951 - ) -... ... of the 21st century. He received his Ph.D. DEGREE in PHYSICS in 1976 under DAVID GROSS ( aNOBEL LAUREATE in PHYSICS) at Princeton University. ...

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...s that are nowadays fashionable. This volume includes essays on the laws of thought, credibility, logical modality, contextuality, adduction, theory formation and selection, induction of actual and modal propositions, factorial induction (factor selection and formula revision), the phenomenological approach, experience, conceptualization, generalization and particularizat...

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...ocial 44 5. Adduction 47 1. Logical Probability 47 2. Providing Evidence 50 3. Weighting Evidence 55 4. Other Types of Probability 58 6. Theory Formation 62 1. Theorizing 62 2. Structure of Theories 63 3. Criteria 65 4. Control 67 7. Theory Selection 70 1. The Scientific Method 70 2. Compromises 73 3. Theory Changes 75 4. Exclusive Relationships 76 8. Synth...

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...of thought, credibility,logical modality, contextuality, adduction, theory formation andselection, induction of actual and modal propositions, factori... ...he logical relation betweenphenomena is ‘compulsively evident’, inflexibly fixed, given.In other words, among phenomena, logical relations are onekind... ...onent of phenomena, like bodies haveweight. This property is in some cases fixed; but in most cases,variable — an outcome of the interactions of pheno... ... Note that this distinction is somewhatrelative, depending on what we hold fixed and what we allow tovary.Another way apodictic knowledge (or, for tha... ...gnizes the following stages:a. Preparation. The summary of current data in gross formulas, and their factorization. This is in itself a purely deduct... ...ocesses requires detailed examination. The tasksof listing all conceivable gross formulas, and analyzing themfactorially, as well as the tasks relatin... ...nteger, but, still, lessvague than previously, and might be expressed as a grossformula.104 Inductive Logic11. FACTO... ...tively view consciousness asa line stretching between subject and object. (Capital letters aresometimes used for these terms, to avoid confusion with ... ...heses, incidentally, made by the Subject throughconsciousness.14 I use capitals for the ‘Subject’, and occasionally the ‘Object’, ofconsciousness,...

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... can see that in this same business context, the organization perceives itself as a member of society and promotes business values that improve human capital in society. Investments in the health and education systems, access to services, nutrition, knowledge, and skills are all programs under the umbrella of human sustainability. ...

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...atch several films depicting unpleasant,neutral and pleasant emotions in a fixed order individually while being scanned with Functional MagneticResona... ...ness model in Florida that could make money at a $2,000 price point and20% gross margins—and changed the world. ... ...sil fuels is happening because of economics and because it has to.Investor capital is at substantial risk in the face of climate change policy, compet... ...nt as the most valuable US energycompany by market value. NextEra's market capitalization has surged to $145 billion compared withExxonMobil's $142 bi... ...d and, like firefighters, you don't just paythem when there's a fire.Human capital includes assets like education, training, intelligence, skills, hea... ... goals. They were invented for a betterspecies than ours. No technology is fixed in its form or use. People shape technologies over time, andtechnolog... ...sked if I was related to thieves from the Red Cross and if I would arrange fixed-term deposit for the moneyI get. It became clear to me that there was... ...e by joining the particles in pairs and observing the result of fusion.The formation of a different type of anyon by bringing together two anyons is c... ...particles that can exist in the system. The robustness also stems from its formation in a topological-edge mode, which is inherently resistant to disr...

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...hapters thatcovered the divergent backgrounds of Charlie and Maharishi, the formation of the uniquemeditation technique that brought them together, an... ...the Himalayas is a rare sight in the deep south of India. InTrivandrum, the capital city of the south-western state of Kerala, a man stopped Maharishi... ...ing the spiritual side of life andled the people to feel contented with the gross forms of prayer and worship, which, though full ofvalues, directly f... ...ches of learning. “This process of withdrawal of the mind from the field of gross experience to the field of thetranscendent, stirs all levels of the ... ...” he said. “Concentration means fixing the mindon one spot. Let the mind be fixed and not waver. “But how long can you concentrate on the beauty and c... ... running behind schedule, not keeping up with the lofty pace he himself had fixed, itdidn’t matter. John Hislop estimated that Maharishi had personall...

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