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theodicy
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(noun) defense of God's goodness and omnipotence in view of the existence of evil
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It is like the Augustinian version of theodicy: novelists would far rather live in a universe in which negative reviews have the freedom to exist than in one from which such reviews had been banished.
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It is like the Augustinian version of theodicy: novelists would far rather live in a universe in which negative reviews have the freedom to exist than in one from which such reviews had been banished.
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imputation
(en)
the attributing of actions to a source, often involving actions that are criminal; accusation
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the invocation of the greatest liberal economist of them all is meant to certify their imputations of maximized utility
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the invocation of the greatest liberal economist of them all is meant to certify their imputations of maximized utility
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arrant
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(adjective) being notoriously without moderation; extreme
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AND SO THE CENTERPIECE of the book, Levitt and Dubner’s stone, is an arrant tautology. Incentives are motivation, and motivation is incentives
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AND SO THE CENTERPIECE of the book, Levitt and Dubner’s stone, is an arrant tautology. Incentives are motivation, and motivation is incentives
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vainglory
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(noun) excessive or ostentatious pride especially in one's achievements / (noun) vain display or show; vanity
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Ross, you vainglorious paleontologist, read a book!
about Friends lol
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Ross, you vainglorious paleontologist, read a book!
about Friends lol
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