IT'S STRUCTURED BASED OFF A THEORY IF I LISTEN TO LARRY KUDLOW, IT'S ALL THEORY, THEORY, THEORY.
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It isn't a theory, per se—not like the theory of relativity is a theory.
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There are dualities between a gauge theory [a theory, such as a quantum field theory, that respects certain symmetries] and another gauge theory, or between a string theory for weak coupling [describing strings that move almost independently from one another] and a string theory for strong coupling.
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"We say, 'Here's a theory, here's a theory, here's a theory,'" said Ms. Shaneyfelt, herself a pilot.
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There are a lot of goofy parodies of the more-ubiquitous-than-it-should-be Flat Earth Theory floating throughout the internet—Twitter accounts dedicated to Dodecahedron Earth Theory, Banana Earth Theory, Taco Earth Theory, and Dinosaur Earth Theory.
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But other theories have become the foundation of modern science, such as the theory of evolution, the general theory of relativity, the theory of plate tectonics, the theory that the sun is at the center of the solar system, and the germ theory of disease.
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So let's accept that string theory is a musical theory.
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It's a conspiracy theory that's all conspiracy and no theory.
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"Sekou Andrews & The String Theory" — Sekou Andrews & The String Theory.
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This theory (emphasis on theory) suggests Natives crossed a land bridge, but the latest research continues to debunk this antiquated theory. 44.
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This looks great in theory — but theory is where it belongs.
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That's all fine in theory — in fact, it's great, in theory.
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So let's pray this particular theory stays just that: a theory.
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I have seen that theory, and I really love that theory.
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That theory might emerge, as quantum theory did from classical physics, from violations in quantum theory that appear if we push it hard enough.
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Instead -- he came up with his theory and cut to his theory.
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Theory for Good launches at all Theory retail locations on April 22.
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It may be an interesting theory, it may be an exciting theory, it may be a noteworthy theory, but in the end, it's just that.
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One theory of the Second Amendment does, and it's called the insurrectionist theory.
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Old string theory is to bebop as new string theory is to freeform.
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Until then, the new theory will have to remain just that—a theory.
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But some physicists consider vortex knot theory to be the original string theory.
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Economics: Game Theory, Competition, Elasticity 2017 was a great year for game theory.
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Theory 5: It's a music roomThis theory is based on three separate accounts.
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FH: The "get up and leave" theory is, in theory, a good one.
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However, whereas what we know about quantum field theory is normally from quantizing a classical field theory, there's no reasonable classical starting point of the (2,0) theory.
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"We can't find a theory like the Standard Model," the theory of individual particles.
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There's even a theory explaining how horror films treat women: the final girl theory.
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"A good theory reproduces data—but a great theory predicts new data," he said.
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In a way this second theory is as possible as the weed carrier theory.
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"It is a possible theory, but it is not a compelling theory," Hay said.
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"Just a Theory" is the color of Dawson's shirt in his conspiracy theory videos.
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To these he later adds the cell theory and the electromagnetic theory of light.
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He alludes to string theory, that unifying theory of everything, which is forever unattainable.
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The theory of plate tectonics is one of the great scientific advances of our age, right up there with Darwin's theory of evolution and Einstein's theory of relativity.
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But for a theory about a direct line, conveyor belt theory never really goes anywhere.
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But for decades, they've been patiently debunking wild theory after wild theory about the manuscript.
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This provides evidence against the big spheres theory, further bolstering Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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I have a theory about why, and a second theory about how to fix it.
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"That's a pretty morbid fan theory," Moore told TVLine of the Tangled-adjacent shipwreck theory.
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Supergravity became an influential theory, one that has appeared in many iterations of string theory.
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This phenomenon is known as the misattribution of arousal theory ( a classic theory, Bobby tells me).
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Coercion is a theory for a single superpower: a new game, requiring a new game theory.
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Some people think the answers might come from string theory, which unites gravity with quantum theory.
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I've heard about the mysterious (2100,0003) theory, a quantum field theory describing particles in six dimensions, which is dual to M-theory describing strings and gravity in seven-dimensional AdS space.
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He called the work "inter-universal Teichmüller theory" (IUT theory) and explained that the papers contained a proof of the abc conjecture, one of the most spectacular unsolved problems in number theory.
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But can Einstein's theory of gravity be derived from vacuum energy or the fields of string theory?
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That's where Albert Einstein's expanded theory of motion and gravity, the theory of general relativity, comes in.
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Such a "final theory" necessarily includes a theory of gravitons, the elementary particles of the gravitational field.
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"This is kind of a well-known theory in psychology, which is the threshold theory," he explained.
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Whatever the flaws in Schultz's theory of the presidency, he has no theory of Congress at all.
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It's really fantastic because it's like conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory and you can't quite trace it.
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Einstein's theory better explained scientists' observations of the universe, so it became the prevailing theory for gravity.
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So we went back to the theory of the Big Bang and tried to improve the theory.
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Einstein's theory completely altered how we perceive the Universe The theory also altered our understanding of gravity.
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Under either theory, incorporation seems likely, but this case should illuminate which theory Justice Kavanaugh subscribes to.
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As out there as this theory sounds, it's not the only insane Arya theory circulating right now.
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You could call it all a wild-eyed conspiracy theory, only there's no real theory behind it.
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We develop a theory about something, and then we search carefully for evidence that supports our theory.
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How Einstein (Sort of) Fixed All of Physics with the Special Theory of RelativityThe Special Theory of Relativity.
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By using this AdS/CFT identification, the gravitational theory can be described by the better-understood field theory.
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" Grid architecture is "the application of system architecture, network theory, and control theory to the electric power grid.
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The theory, known as modern monetary theory, has drawn rebukes from fiscal conservatives and many Democrats as well.
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"The sweat theory was just Mr. Kratz's theory," he added, saying Avery's DNA could have come from anywhere.
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QED is an advanced theory of electromagnetism and it incorporates quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of special relativity.
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He favors the predominant theory, RNA World—even though one could argue that theory contradicts his central thesis.
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Inflation theory was initially proposed as a kind of addendum to the Big Bang theory in the 1980s.
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The odd theory is equally likely to other, more traditional hypotheses about what makes up the universe, the scientists say, adding that it may further explain Einstein's theory of gravity and also quantum theory.
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Trump teeters on the edge of a familiar North Korean trap Chaos Theory or Madman Theory Trump's erratic behavior has already drawn many comparisons to a different and totally unrelated theory: the "Madman Theory," which used by Richard Nixon as a geopolitical chess move against the Soviets and the Chinese.
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That means that string theory could be used to solve problems in traditional quantum theory and that, conversely, traditional quantum theory could be used to describe quantum gravity — the missing force in the Standard Model.
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So, when the theory led a man to fire a weapon at Comet Ping Pong, the theory didn't die.
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I have a theory—or if we're being honest, the world has a theory—that there are gateaway bands.
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The development of probability theory in the 17th century produced key concepts that inform much of current economic theory.
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But this Politico report offers another slice of evidence that this conspiracy theory is just that — a conspiracy theory.
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Yes, but: The supernova's constant temperature doesn't fit with the theory and it released more energy than theory predicts.
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It is this practice (and not their theory) which my theory—my problem and its solution—tries to describe.
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Another mystery stems from the fact that the Higgs theory doesn't arise from a deeper and more underlying theory.
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The theory, which became known as Pizzagate, had circulated among far-right conspiracy theory websites and social media accounts.
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Theory said early this year that it would not move forward with its stand-alone activewear line, Theory Plus.
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Let's talk about what the whole theory was about, because I still think that the theory is fundamentally sound.
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Another, equally successful, equally unbreakable theory of nature has coexisted awkwardly alongside general relativity for a century: quantum theory.
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That result has become a litmus test for string theory and other pretenders to a theory of quantum gravity.
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In their attempts to undermine the Russia probe, Republicans aren't presenting a coherent theory — even a coherent conspiracy theory.
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Calvin Rittenhouse of Ohio explained his protest theory: Like everyone, the theory I support the most elects my candidates.
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Darwin's sexual selection theory thus failed to win the sort of victory that his theory of natural selection did.
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Although, in theory, you could say we have many more people so you, in theory, could make it more.
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One theory is that they simply don't think they can find someone better, but, again, it's just a theory.
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Physicists now view his result as the backbone for whatever future theory will bring together gravity and quantum theory.
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Some are applying the bootstrap to get a handle on an especially symmetric "superconformal" field theory known as the (2,0) theory, which plays a role in string theory and is conjectured to exist in six dimensions.
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Even though blockchain technology is decentralized without any central authority in theory, the truth is somewhere between theory and implementation.
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And, if you want to learn more about game theory and strategy, try these additional game theory challenges on Brilliant.
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So to make string theory accommodate improvisation in the universe, the theory needs to be pushed beyond its own boundaries.
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Their work is still one of the greatest achievements of string theory, the vaunted and yet unproved theory of everything.
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A friend suggested I read John von Neumann's "Theory of Games and Economic Behavior," the foundational text of game theory.
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They come up with a theory for what might work, then test that theory until they realize that it doesn't.
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The film embodies the Great Man Theory of History and, more to the point, the Great Man Theory of Acting.
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Yet black holes are a key laboratory for testing Einstein's theory of relativity, which is our best theory of gravity.
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But a conspiracy theory is not necessarily crackpot or wrong: If the conspiracy is real, the theory may be correct.
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Regardless, Trump, thirsty as always to attack the press, spun a conspiracy theory that originated from the dark corners of Twitter and used it to attack the "Fake News" with a conspiracy theory about a conspiracy theory.
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"I do not believe in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, I have never believed in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, and I have never said in any online video that I am a believer in the conspiracy theory," she said.
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In recent years, however, an alternate theory has emerged, one known as the Coastal Migration Theory, or the Kelp Highway Hypothesis.
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His writings in economics advanced the study of game theory, social choice, majority voting, welfare theory, endogenous growth, contracts, and more.
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First, Schumer and other Senate Democrats might agree with our Goldilocks theory but not with our application of that theory here.
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Uhlenbeck's contributions to gauge theory has also led to improvements in models used in particle physics, string theory, and general relativity.
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The Theory for Good program will take place at Theory stores across America on Saturday, April 22 and Sunday, April 23.
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Once, my mother said that she had a theory, a theory about why Olga had picked a deaf and blind man.
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One theory relates to a 2013 cancer diagnosis that was disclosed during the trial, but a better theory remains simple greed.
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If a useful theory leads to a spectacular belly-flop of a prediction, does that mean we throw out the theory?
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Geoffrey C. Ward's script has a big-picture historical arc — presidents and generals, battles and negotiations, domino theory and madman theory.
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In the 19th century, germ theory replaced smells, demons, astrology and a vengeful God as the dominant theory behind microorganism transmission.
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However, Jamil accused the writer behind the theory of being an "unhinged idiot" in a number of tweets about the theory.
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If you were offered extended time to explore your theory further, how would you go about studying or proving your theory?
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No one wants to really engage me in that theory, but that's ... I know, I think that's a good theory. Good.
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Connecting color theory and race is hard work and requires a different kind of color theory than the familiar German names.
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In regular conversation, people toss around the word "theory" almost like it's meaningless (I have a theory that Katy Perry is actually JonBenét Ramsay), but in science, theory is pretty much the highest honor you can give an idea.
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Bethe strings themselves have nothing to do with "string theory," a proposed theory meant to understand the very deepest nature of physics.
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And he hopes that this deeper level will point beyond quantum theory, to the elusive goal of a quantum theory of gravity.
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M-theory, which Witten proposed in 1995, could conceivably offer this deeper description, but only some aspects of the theory are known.
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In his dismissal of the conspiracy theory he'd championed, Trump inaccurately claimed that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton started the conspiracy theory. 7.
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The first sets out, briefly, what may be called the classical theory of democracy: the theory of the rule of the people.
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They didn't believe in cultural theory or critical theory, they were hostile to me and they later in fact threw me out.
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No acceptable theory for construing the Constitution can invalidate the court's conclusion in Brown; the conclusion invalidates any theory that rejects it.
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A truly practical math curriculum would have game theory, graph theory, mathematical expectation and proof deeply installed as early as third grade.
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The circumstantial evidence Chait amasses for this theory is chilling in its quantity, even if it remains far from proving the theory.
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Zárraga's is clearly a work heavily influenced by Decadent French theory, which is almost equivalent to the fin de siècle Symbolist theory.
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A lot of our discussions came from the queer theory course that Sara was taking, especially the theory of the lesbian continuum.
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University computer science programs train students on concepts like algorithm design, automata theory, and probability theory since these concepts are considered timeless.
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I started this nonprofit that Donna mentioned a moment ago, Redwood Neuroscience Institute, which was just focused on brain theory, cortical theory.
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Michael Kubara wrote in to support a theory from the Democratic strategist David Axelrod: David Axelrod's theory was voters are pendulum swingers.
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And, you know, I have a theory, and it&aposs a theory that some people believe in, and that&aposs the vaccinations.
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Tommy J. Curry is a professor of Philosophy at Texas A&M University specializing in Critical Race Theory and Black Political Theory.
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Behind the idea is a racist conspiracy theory known as "the replacement theory," which was popularized by a right-wing French philosopher.
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On Trump's claim that he "finished" the conspiracy theory: Trump tried to pass off his involvement in the conspiracy theory as a public service, since he fanned the conspiracy theory for years, ultimately pushing Obama to release his birth certificate.
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Confusion on this point is consistent with Trump's overall theory of how trade works, but Trump's theory of how trade works is absurd.
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It's just a theory Yes, scientists call it the "theory of evolution", but this is in recognition of its well accepted scientific standing.
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We present the "Jason is Pluto" theory, and our best attempt at debunking it: This theory begins with the end of the film.
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To distinguish quantum theory from a generalized probability theory, you need specific kinds of constraints on the probabilities and possible outcomes of measurement.
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"One can argue that previous reconstructions failed to make quantum theory less puzzling or to explain where quantum theory comes from," he said.
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But getting a lidar unit from theory to mass production might be harder than coming up with the theory in the first place.
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We should think of the scrapes not as early evidence that sparked a new theory, but as evidence that corroborates an existing theory.
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Unfortunately, the theory explaining how massive things work, general relativity, doesn't fit nicely with the theory of how tiny things work, quantum mechanics.
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So now, instead of undermining that theory to lower expectations in Nevada, they're portraying Nevada in a light that's consistent with their theory.
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Show your family wants to watch: Big Bang Theory Better Alternative: Freaks and Geeks Why: Ah yes, Big Bang Theory: my old nemesis.
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Misra's primary argument was that the concretion theory couldn't explain the narrow sizes of the Martian blueberries, whereas the meteorite impact theory could.
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Amazon frequently touts Theory as a brand, and Theory sells wholesale through the site — though it also has more than 500 individual stores.
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This March, a book that advances an outlandish conspiracy theory—a theory whose name I will not mention—soared in Amazon's sales rankings.
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This plays into the very researched theory regarding Snow's parents: Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen (refresh yourself on this all-encompassing theory here).
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We use the same tools, the same methods, that have been devised by critical race theory and feminist theory to understand men's lives.
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Note that this theory presupposes "R + L = J" which at this point seems less like a theory and more like an incontrovertible fact.
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To understand what happens at the singularity, scientists need a theory of quantum gravity: a framework that unites general relativity with quantum theory.
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This formula, from his 1905 special theory of relativity, preceded the general theory and gave rise to both nuclear power and atomic bombs.
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The minister of science and technology, Harsh Vardhan, proposed that the Vedas might have a theory superior to Einstein's theory of special relativity.
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"The House Democrats have been careening from impeachment theory to impeachment theory, they've careened from target to target," Ms. Cheney said on Wednesday.
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If there is no evidence that would ever prove a theory wrong, then it can't really be considered a scientific theory at all.
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Theory after theory has churned from the Democratic debates, the Iowa caucuses, and the Twitter goings-on of candidates' supporters or alleged supporters.
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Lepore also refers to Stephen Schneider's alternate theory of nuclear "autumn," from the nineteen-eighties, as if it refuted the nuclear-winter theory.
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Democrats have a clear theory of how they'll make the economy fairer, but do they have a theory for making it grow faster?
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I tried to tie it in with neoliberal economic theory, which is been more or less the dominant theory for 30 years now.
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