Noun:

సంప్రదాయీకరణ, అవగాహన,

conceivability's Usage Examples:

Monetary value and compensationThe mentioned economic, cultural and social factors result in a practical inconceivability of selling palm trees as real assets among the Manasir.

concepts of artificial intelligence and the human mind, as well as the conceivability of some unconventional cosmological models.

physicalism in general is the "conceivability argument", or zombie argument.

(1992)[page needed] Joseph Levine"s paper Conceivability, Identity, and the Explanatory Gap takes up where the criticisms of conceivability arguments, such as the inverted.

deny 2) in virtue of denying another relatively common intuition: that conceivability entails metaphysical possibility.

mentioned economic, cultural and social factors result in a practical inconceivability of selling palm trees as real assets among the Manasir.

Wittgenstein explicitly criticizes so-called conceivability arguments: "Could one imagine a stone"s having consciousness? And if.

violence) as well as to positive forms of peace (social justice and the inconceivability of violent conflict).

David Braddon-Mitchell, and Robert Kirk; critics who assert mostly that conceivability does not entail possibility include Katalin Balog, Keith Frankish, Christopher.

epistemic and modal domains" in arguing from knowability or epistemic conceivability to what is necessary or possible (modalities).

Since a priori physicalists hold that PTI → N is a priori, they are committed to denying P1) of the conceivability argument.

At a rough approximation, the conceivability argument runs as follows: P1).

The notion of "inconceivability" (acintyatva) is used to reconcile apparently contradictory notions.

Synonyms:

conceivableness, possibleness, possibility,

Antonyms:

impossible, nonexistence, nonbeing, impossibility,