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Whats an Epistemology for jointly sufficient conditions?
An epistemology for jointly sufficient conditions involves the understanding of how knowledge is acquired through a combination of conditions that, when taken together, are sufficient to justify a belief. It focuses on the relationship between these conditions in establishing the reliability and validity of knowledge claims. This approach emphasizes the importance of considering all relevant factors to support the justification of knowledge.
Whats a name for a person who ask a lot of questions?
a curious person
What does face up to the fact mean?
"Facing up to the fact" means acknowledging and accepting a truth or reality, even if it may be difficult or uncomfortable. It involves being honest with oneself and not avoiding or denying the truth of a situation.
Who said Slight not whats near through aiming at what's far?
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Whats Another Way of saying seeing thing your way in your own prospective?
Seeing things from your point of view or through your own perspective.
Whats a short word for integrated decision support database?
Data warehouse
Why was it to difficult to make this decision?
he was the only individual to take this decision and everything was dependent on whats gonna happen next
Whats an issue in economic policy that the Whigs and Democrats disagreed about?
How government should be involved in the economy
Decision making method?
1. Think "What will the result be if I do this?" 2. Have other options and decide with makes you happiest. 3. Make a list in your mind about whats good and whats bad about the decision you're about to make. 4. Make sure you're ready for it. 5. You will have you're result!
Which group tries to influence policy primarily by getting their members elected or appointed to government office?
omg whats the answer??
If you are the primary policy holder in a group policy and one of group policy members gets into an accident with his own car whats the impact to Primary Policy Holder?
Your premiums could be affected, Talk to your insurer and find out because every insurer is different on situations like this.
What are some disadvantages of New Zealand's timber and wood policy?
whats a good new zealand wood for a war axe handle
Whats the problem of monetization in Nigeria?
Nigeria has adopted a new monetization policy that will help to improve the countries development, economy and future planning. They hope that this monetization will help improve the value of the countries monetary system. The new monetization policy will help give government officials the true cost of spending that goes into employing and maintaining governmental positions. A truer sense of the kind of budget that will need to go into effect will be clearer after they implement this monetization policy into the Nigerian government. Many of the utilities used by the government have been understated because of the lack of true book keeping. This new policy will also thwart government officials from using the countries money for personal gain.
Whats the word Decision in Spanish?
Oddly enough the word is spelled the same in Spanish as it is in English. Only the pronunciation is diffferent. deh-see-siON
What are the Difference of inner beauty to outer beauty?
inner beauty is your decision to be nice on the inside but on the outside you are either beautiful or your not whats in your heart is what counts though =]
Pros and cons on should standardized intelligence tests be utilized in making significant employment and admission decisions in higher education decision-making?
whats the pros and cons
Whats JFK's domestic policy?
Kennedys foreign and domestic policies included his actions towards the civil rights movement and the New Frontier
