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In [[Law]] a presumption is a conclusion applied by law as to the correctness of some fact, ordinarily subject to rebuttal by contrary evidence. For example [[presumption of innocence]].

In [[Law]] a presumption is a conclusion applied by law as to the correctness of some fact, ordinarily subject to rebuttal by contrary evidence. For example [[presumption of innocence]].

[[Anarchy|Political anarchists]] presume that there is no need for governments or political authority, and presume to set aside the need for laws, often in contempt for the government. See [[Individualism]] and [[Conspiracy theory]].

[[Anarchism|Political anarchists]] presume that there is no need for governments or political authority, and presume to set aside the need for laws, often in contempt for the government. See [[Individualism]] and [[Conspiracy theory]].

An [[A priori|intuitive presumption]] is an unexamined condition or basis for accepting or presuming something; an attitude or [[belief]] dictated by [[probability]]. [[Hypothesis]].

An [[A priori|intuitive presumption]] is an unexamined condition or basis for accepting or presuming something; an attitude or [[belief]] dictated by [[probability]]. [[Hypothesis]].