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... 1 ANTONIO MERCURIO HYPOTHESES ON ULYSSES A new look at Homer’s Odyssey ... ...zed by the Author. 3 ANTONIO MERCURIO HYPOTHESES ON ULYSSES This book presents a new way of interpreting the ... ...ratic philosophers did. On reading the Odyssey, I formulated the following hypotheses on Ulysses and on the Odyssey that can help illuminate Homer’s... ... that destroy one’s own life and the life of others. I formulated these hypotheses while I was living through painful life situations and while I... ...he Sophia University of Rome, (S.U.R.) 2006, I will speak of the above hypotheses and others as well in the course of this book, while following... ...oks of wisdom, just as the Buddhist texts and the Bible are. I consider my hypotheses as a way to interpret Homer’s books so their wisdom can be und... ...e because of my lack of energy and I could not add all the other ideas and hypotheses that I had in mind; why don’t you readers make some of your ow... ...hypotheses that I had in mind; why don’t you readers make some of your own hypotheses regarding how Ulysses’ actions transform himself and others to... ...t much easier for me to look for the verses that I needed to illustrate my hypotheses. I also thank Antonio Scarcella, President of the Associazione...

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...d by its illustrious author Sir Newton, spread the light of mathematics on a science which up to then had remained in the darkness of conjectures and hypotheses." A more recent assessment has been that while acceptance of Newton's theories was not immediate, by the end of a century after publication in 1687, "no one could deny that" (out of the 'Principia') "a science had ...

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...itain we see today. By revising accepted Archaeological, Geological and Topological findings, Langdon has been able to produce simple but astonishing hypotheses with compelling scientific evidence, which shows that these monuments are five thousand years older than we currently believe and built by a 'lost civilisation' the ancient Greek philosopher Plato once wrote about....

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 2 WHY WOMEN LEAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Hypotheses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Methodology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 Reasons for Leaving the Air Force . . . . ....

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...INTRODUCTION:....1 SCOPE AND BACKGROUND OF PRESENT COMMENTS:........2 THE UNCONVENTIONAL NATURE OF THE UFO PROBLEM:............3 SOME ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES:........3 SOME REMARKS ON INTERVIEWING EXPERIENCE AND TYPES OF UFO CASES ENCOUNTERED:..5 WHY DON'T PILOTS SEE UFOs?........10 WHY ARE UFOs ONLY SEEN BY LONE INDIVIDUALS, WHY NO MULTIPLE-WITNESS SIGHTINGS?..16 W...

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...so they can kill him. (Od. Books 14-22). As I amply explain in my book “Hypotheses on Ulysses”, each one of these steps is indispensible so we ca... ...d dialog with it (see The Prayer of the Ulysseans, chapter 23 of the book “Hypotheses on Ulysses”). I did not listen passively to the voice of my ... ... IPOTESI SU ULISSE** Ed. Sophia University of Rome (S.U.R.), Rome 2008 HYPOTHESES ON ULYSSES Published by The Solaris Institute of the Sophia Un...

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...r affects: atomic and molecular structures. The goal is a logical system of hypotheses, which provide causality to the physical world. While the int... ...), as yet unproven but used as a basis for following corollary theorems and hypotheses, some of which are logically and mathematically proven. From ...

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... they must be used heuristically, as an invitation to formulate daring new hypotheses and as dialectical departure points, not givens. Scientific ... ...al departure points, not givens. Scientific discoveries are the fruit of hypotheses and of research that confirms these hypotheses, or of theories... ... they must be used heuristically, as an invitation to formulate daring new hypotheses and as dialectical departure points, not givens. This mean... ...become aware of this with time. Scientific discoveries are the fruit of hypotheses and of research that confirms these hypotheses, or of theories... ...l facets of the truth. Therefore, scientific discoveries are the result of hypotheses, of research to confirm hypotheses or of constant observation... ... IPOTESI SU ULISSE** Ed. Sophia University of Rome (S.U.R.), Rome 2008 HYPOTHESES ON ULYSSES Published by The Solaris Institute of the Sophia Un...

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...undamental level, however, the need for intersubjective verification of scientific hypotheses has been long recognized". (Page 414). 2. Defense...

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...lict . . . . . 379 12.5 Utilizing the conflict in sensor management . . . . . 382 12.5.1 Conflict per source . . . . . . . 382 12.5.2 Conflict per hypotheses . . . . . . . 384 12.6 Conclusions . . . . . . . . . . 384 12.7 References . . . . . . . . . . . 384 Chapter 13 Automatic goal allocation for a planetary rover with DSmT 387 by M. Vasile and M. Ceriotti 13.1...

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...riggering a feed-back. Not to deprive the spiritual reality of sufficient hypotheses, it seems that one that cannnot be skipped is the one stating t... ... spatiotemporality, yet, upon an objective analysis, one can find that the hypotheses of the concept are of a scientific nature and do not contradict... ...fic nature and do not contradict either of the creationist or evolutionist hypotheses. The fact that MESER admits of, and necessarily supposes the re... ...lidity of this logical construction one can cite the totality of elaborate hypotheses – those hypotheses being not liable to contestation, owing to t... ...h an experiment, from the moral point of view. According to the physical hypotheses, as the temperature of an environment draws near absolute zero*... ...aters parting. Yet, through force of circumstances, at least one of these hypotheses can be only false, and however subjective the decision may be, ... ...rrestrial world as having a chronic character. Convergent with the MESER hypotheses, in his theory with an eschatological, even apocalyptical tint,... ...or non- substantial signals. It is possible that both the above mentioned hypotheses be real and under this light, one can explain why the only case... ... over the terrestrial one). For an understanding, let′s iterate the MESER hypotheses over the similarities and differences between the two worlds: ...

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...ind. But this was a mirage. An essential part was missing: the ability to test the hypotheses, which derived from these "theories". They were all ... ...he mind are metaphors of the mind. They are fables and myths, narratives, stories, hypotheses, conjunctures. They play (exceedingly) important role... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Psychology does not generate a sufficient number o... ...mbols and theoretical constructs, concepts and substantive assumptions, axioms and hypotheses - most of which can never, even in principle, be comp... ...d laws. We know that they are inter-related because a minimum number of axioms and hypotheses yield, in an inexorable deductive sequence, everythin... ...o be a mirage. An essential part is missing, they observe: the ability to test the hypotheses, which derive from these "theories". Though very conv... ...he mind are metaphors of the mind. They are fables and myths, narratives, stories, hypotheses, conjunctures. They play (exceedingly) important role... ... the plot, to establish their truth-value and, thus, to convert them to theorems or hypotheses in a theory. There are four reasons to account for t... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Psychology does not generate a sufficient number ...

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...mbols and theoretical constructs, concepts and substantive assumptions, axioms and hypotheses - most of which can never, even in principle, be comp... ...d laws. We know that they are inter-related because a minimum number of axioms and hypotheses yield, in an inexorable deductive sequence, everythin... ...By definition these don't lend themselves to the process of generation of testable hypotheses. One cannot come up with a scientific theory of excep... ...anations, to establish their truth-value and, thus, to convert them to theorems or hypotheses in a theory. There are four reasons to account for th... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses Parapsychology does not generate a sufficient numbe... ...mbols and theoretical constructs, concepts and substantive assumptions, axioms and hypotheses - most of which can never, even in principle, be comp... ...d laws. We know that they are inter-related because a minimum number of axioms and hypotheses yield, in an inexorable deductive sequence, everythin... ...anations, to establish their truth-value and, thus, to convert them to theorems or hypotheses in a theory. This is mainly because of a problem kno... ...ory. This is mainly because of a problem known as the undergeneration of testable hypotheses: Creationism and intelligent Design do not generate a...

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... The probability theory Let be a finite discrete set of exhaustive and exclusive hypotheses or outcomes of a random experiment. The probability of has ... ...ses Definition Let be a finite discrete set of exhaustive and exclusive elements (hypotheses) called elementary elements. has been called the frame of d... ...theses) called elementary elements. has been called the frame of discernment of hypotheses or universe of discourse by G. Shafer. The cardinality (num... ... precisely well defined and we are able to discriminate between all elementary hypotheses without ambiguity and difficulty. We argue that this cons... ...ou and me assuming you are neither a dwarf or a basketball player. These both hypotheses are not incompatible actually since some dwarfs really enjo... ...because usually independent bodies of evidence provide their beliefs about some hypotheses only with respect to their own worlds of knowledge and expe... ... sense. Let be the simpliest frame of discernment involving only two elementary hypotheses (with no more additional assumptions on and ), then the pr... ...nd separated so that no refinement of in a new larger set of disjoint elementary hypotheses is possible and let’s consider the classical set operators... ...y described in terms of an exhaustive and exclusive list of disjoint elementary hypotheses. In such general case, no refinement is possible to apply di...

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...wff p is also true. In a proof, the given set of wffs are known as the hypotheses and p the consequence. The complete structure of hypotheses, an... ...le of inference in L is modus ponens, where B is a consequence of the two hypotheses, A → B and A. In other words, if A → B and A are true, we can in... ...oof of p that starts with the wffs of Ґ. The elements of Ґ are called the hypotheses or premises and p is the consequence. This can be considered as... ... can prove a wff p using the wffs in a set, adding additional wffs to the hypotheses does not alter the ability to derive p. Section 8 QUANTIFIC... ...alued logic then must also specify the truth values being assigned to the hypotheses as a consequence of which definition of the connectives is bein... ...te contradiction is if A is an absolute tautology. Applying the induction hypotheses, it follows that if ¬A is an absolute tautology or contradictio... ... ), which implies A ├ ( A \/ B 1 \/ B 2 \/ . . . \/ B k ). ii) By hypotheses, since A < B I for all i, t 1 is the smallest of the first ele... ...ual to min{ x 1 , x 2 , . . ., x k }. The elements in H are known as the hypotheses. In this case, the inequality operator used to compute the mini... ... \/ x 2 \/ . . . \/ x k ) must be larger than the minimum value of the hypotheses. Case 2: The values of { t 1 , t 2 , . . . ,t k } are all th...

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... poem that narrates the adventurous return of Ulysses to Ithaca (see A.M.: Hypotheses on Ulysses). It must instead be read as a book of wisdom that ... ...th the structure and the laws. They also become visible as the theoretical hypotheses that guide the research are verified and confirmed. In a bro... ... know how to go from thievery to asking for and receiving gifts (see A.M. “Hypotheses on Ulysses” Sophia University of Rome, 2009). We can affirm so... ... IPOTESI SU ULISSE** Ed. Sophia University of Rome (S.U.R.), Rome 2008 HYPOTHESES ON ULYSSES Published by The Solaris Institute of the Sophia Un...

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...sophers present theories of aetiology which agree with their own individual hypotheses about the elements, but not with common and accepted ideas, as... ... form like Aristotle. VI. Theories are accepted which agree with individual hypotheses, and others equally probable are passed by, as Aristotle's ex... ... Theories of aetiology are presented which conflict not only with individual hypotheses, but also with phenomena, as to admit like Epicurus an inclin... ..., and by criticising all results founded without sufficient data upon false hypotheses. If, instead of denying the possibility of all science because... ...states that they 183 all, so to speak, assign causes according to their own hypotheses about the elements, but not according to any commonly accepte... ...h states that they often explain things investigated according to their own hypotheses, but ignore opposing hypotheses which have equal probability.... ...s for things that not only conflict with phenomena, but also with their own hypotheses. The eighth states that although that which seems manifest, a...

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...he statements of economic theories. It is difficult - perhaps impossible - to test hypotheses in economics for four reasons. a. Ethical – Experime... ... in doubt the scientific value of the results. e. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Economic theories do not generate a sufficient num... ...undamental level, however, the need for intersubjective verification of scientific hypotheses has been long recognized". (page 414). On the face of... ...ion gathered. It is all subject to a process very similar to scientific theorizing. Hypotheses are constructed to fit the known facts. Predictions a... ...mbols and theoretical constructs, concepts and substantive assumptions, axioms and hypotheses - most of which can never, even in principle, be comp... ...d laws. We know that they are inter-related because a minimum number of axioms and hypotheses yield, in an inexorable deductive sequence, everythin... ...By definition these don't lend themselves to the process of generation of testable hypotheses. One cannot come up with a scientific theory of excep... ...anations, to establish their truth-value and, thus, to convert them to theorems or hypotheses in a theory. There are four reasons to account for th... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Parapsychology does not generate a sufficient numb...

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...he statements of economic theories. It is difficult - perhaps impossible - to test hypotheses in economics for four reasons. a. Ethical – Experime... ... in doubt the scientific value of the results. e. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Economic theories do not generate a sufficient num... ...undamental level, however, the need for intersubjective verification of scientific hypotheses has been long recognized". (page 414). On the face of... ...ion gathered. It is all subject to a process very similar to scientific theorizing. Hypotheses are constructed to fit the known facts. Predictions a... ...mbols and theoretical constructs, concepts and substantive assumptions, axioms and hypotheses - most of which can never, even in principle, be comp... ...d laws. We know that they are inter-related because a minimum number of axioms and hypotheses yield, in an inexorable deductive sequence, everythin... ...By definition these don't lend themselves to the process of generation of testable hypotheses. One cannot come up with a scientific theory of excep... ...anations, to establish their truth-value and, thus, to convert them to theorems or hypotheses in a theory. There are four reasons to account for th... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Parapsychology does not generate a sufficient numb...

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...e statements of economic theories. It is difficult - perhaps impossible - to test hypotheses in economics for four reasons. a. Ethical – Expe... ... in doubt the scientific value of the results. d. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Economic theories do not generate a sufficient numb... ...y affects the scientific value of the results. 4. The undergeneration of testable hypotheses – Laws deal with humans and with their psyches. Psyc... ...humans and with their psyches. Psychology does not generate a sufficient number of hypotheses, which can be subjected to scientific testing. This h... ...gs in common (see the list above) - they diverge when it comes to the formation of hypotheses and their falsifiability. Ciao, Sam Hi, Sam ...