- impossible, or
unethical to
actually perform. It can also be an
abstract hypothetical that is
meant to test our
intuitions about morality or
other fundamental...
-
panel have to
guess how
certain celebrity guests responded to
different hypotheticals. In the
first series there was a
single celebrity per episode, but from...
- his
conclusions about the
nature of the Spin and the
Hypotheticals who
created it. The
Hypotheticals are
intelligent Von
Neumann machines that
spread throughout...
-
Geoffrey Robertson's
Hypotheticals,
Angus & Robertson, 1986 Does
Dracula Have Aids?,
Angus & Robertson, 1987
Geoffrey Robertson's
Hypotheticals – A New Collection...
- ****umption in a (possibly counterfactual) What If question. The
adjective hypothetical,
meaning "having the
nature of a hypothesis", or "being ****umed to exist...
- region. This
brightness is
equivalent to the
light of an 18th
magnitude hypothetical point object (like a star)
being spread out
evenly in a one
square arcsecond...
-
Hypothetical technology is
technology that does not
exist yet, but that
could exist in the ****ure. This
article presents examples of
technologies that...
-
World War I
Hypothetical may also
refer to:
Hypothetical mood, a
grammatical mood
found in some
languages Geoffrey Robertson's
Hypotheticals, an Australian...
- A
hypothetical imperative (German:
hypothetischer Imperativ) is
originally introduced in the
philosophical writings of
Immanuel Kant. This sort of imperative...
- In biochemistry, a
hypothetical protein is a
protein whose existence has been predicted, but for
which there is a lack of
experimental evidence that it...
