Difference between revisions of "Implications"
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| − | The '''implications''' of an idea are often used to judge its value. | + | The '''implications''' of an [[idea]] are often used to judge its value. Theories or doctrines which imply a desirable or undesirable consequence are often judged "true" or "false" on that basis. |
Revision as of 15:48, February 21, 2009
The implications of an idea are often used to judge its value. Theories or doctrines which imply a desirable or undesirable consequence are often judged "true" or "false" on that basis.