C an a case be made for epistemic discrepancy sufficient to justify the following claim : “I doubt that I think that thought but not this one”? In support of selective scepticism, I discuss the ontological and epistemic properties evident in an indirect form of Moore’s paradox which features beliefs about a thought and a thinker: notably, “I experienced a thought just now but I do not believe that I was thinking it”. I argue that the conjunction above contains conjuncts which are ontologically equivalent but epistemically distinct. This difference explains not only why the statement is indirectly Moore paradoxical but how selective scepticism over thought might be justified.

Most of the side effects with the first dose were mild, and included pain or swelling around the site of the injection. The former First Minister’s lawyers are understood to have told MSPs that he is prepared to testify under oath on any day before Ms Sturgeon’s appearance on Tuesday next week. However, he has made clear that he will only do so if a dossier detailing the multiple ways in which he believes Ms Sturgeon has broken the ministerial code is released by the inquiry.

Eastman had written an op ed asserting that Kamala Harris was ineligible to run for vice president because she was not a proper US citizen a new birtherism. Trump told Pence Eastman was “very highly qualified”. For once, Pence stood his ground. In particular, it is argued that True Futurism is incompatible with two different ideas. The first one being that future contingent statements (although bivalent) have an indefinite truth value. The second one being that there are true ‘counterfactuals of openness’, stating that a certain future contingent statement would have had a specific truth value, had different circumstances obtained..

Proposed items include disabling manual text entry, video based entertainment and video phone calls and prohibiting the display of text messages, social media or web pages while the car is in motion or in gear. The objective is to keep the driver’s eyes off the road for no more than two seconds at a time, and 12 seconds in total. That 12 second limit would be achieved by only allowing a driver six inputs or touches of the screen within a dozen seconds, but it would include activities beyond phone calls and nav inputs, like changing the radio station or using the climate control.

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