- Purgatorio, the
second canticle of the
Divine Comedy.
Dante encounters the
slothful on the
fourth terrace of
Mount Purgatory,
where his guide, the
Roman poet...
-
Slothful induction, also
called appeal to coincidence, is a
fallacy in
which an
inductive argument is
denied its
proper conclusion,
despite strong evidence...
- to
invalidate transfers under the rule
against perpetuities include the
slothful executor (a
situation where the
executor of the
estate does not probate...
-
representative of the
whole class of
objects or phenomena. The opposite,
slothful induction, is the
fallacy of
denying the
logical conclusion of an inductive...
- a way
through the
barrier and
comes face-to-face with
their captors, a
slothful race who feel
physical activity is
beneath them. The
Trinues explain that...
- spheres'
sluggish motion, this
thermometer was also
called infingardo [
slothful, slow]. The
invention of this
model is
attributed to
Ferdinand II de' Medici...
- be
ordered to go into the
eternal fire (cf. Mk. 25, 41) like
wicked and
slothful servants (cf. Mk. 25, 26), into the
exterior darkness where 'there will...
- self-styled
scholar who
lives at home with his mother. He is an
educated but
slothful 30-year-old man
living in the
Uptown neighborhood of early-1960s New Orleans...
- out of the way;
right long line by
continual work
without negligence of
slothful tarrying. In Lucy is said, the way of light.
Etymology in the
modern sense...
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picking McNamara Base rate /
Conjunction Double counting False analogy Slothful induction Overwhelming exception Ambiguity Accent False precision Moving...
