Sentences with phrase «from flawed theory»

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Exactly where did God come from... that doesn't violate all the things that you point out as flaws of the «Scientific» theory

I am arguing that from the standpoint of the process paradigm, the oppositional hypothesis appears contrived, and the theory of functionalism flawed.

============ CONCLUSIONS A. # 1 is an accepted scientific fact, by theists and atheists, importantly: it does not in and of itself describe how we got from initial proto - cell to current complexity B. # 2 has a severe flaw, as phyletic gradualism is dead, and punctuated equilibrium (the fossil record being characterized by new species appearing fully formed) is an accepted fact C. # 3 is the ONLY theory that has support from the fossil record

For Whitehead sees Bradley's theory as flawed because «he accepts the language which is developed from another point of view» (ESP 117; cf. PR 167), i.e., he makes the «sensationalist assumption» (PR 190) that feeling is only analyzable in terms of universals.

«There's an unease from some quarters that you will give ammunition to the creationists and intelligent design people — that they'll say, «Ah, this shows flaws in Darwinian theory,»» he says.

Einstein arrived at special relativity almost purely from an examination of logical flaws in the then current theories of physics, flaws that were evident for all to see.

But some researchers have taken to approaching the problem from the other direction: What if the discrepancy arises from a flaw in our theory of gravity rather than from some provider of mass that we can not see?

It was in exploring those interstitial domains that Albrecht stumbled on his clock ambiguity, which may have uncovered a fatal flaw: Even if string theory works, it is not clear how to use it to predict the kind of universe that would unfold from its rules.

The scientific evidence — both from humans and rats — shows the theory is flawed at best.

They learned some lessons — not about AGW theory being fallacious but about finding ways of preventing the keen amateur from spotting gaping flaws in their theories.

The same University was home to Stephan Lewandowsky, who has set up camp in the West of England — Bristol University — from where he has famously pronounced on the apparent correlation of conspiracy theories and climate change scepticism, which was fatally flawed and widely debunked, and led to a retraction.

This is the man, after all, who tape - recorded a telephone conference with the federal judge presiding over the case and posted it to his blog and who then posted a series of e-mails from experts explaining whey they believed his legal theories in the case to be flawed.

In another, he posted e-mails from potential expert witnesses explaining why they considered the legal theory underlying his defense to be flawed.

The hopelessness theory reflects on Weinstein's theory, because it states that when confronted with a negative event, individuals with a negative thinking process are vulnerable to depression, because they will infer that negative consequences will follow from this negative event and that occurrence of that event means that the individuals themselves are worthless or flawed (McGinn, 2000).