What do these statements mean?
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration are often described in two ways: (1) they are chemically opposite; and (2) they have a relationship to each other. Explain what these two statements mean. Can you include the specific substances used and released by each process.
True or False: The two statements above mean the same thing?
If two angles are vertical, then they are nonadjacent angles formed by two intersecting lines. If two angles are nonadjacent and formed by two intersecting lines, then they are vertical angles.
Do the following 2 statements mean the same thing?
no they are not the same. they mean the same thing, but they are different because Y comes first in the 2nd one, making it more important then the X, same in the first sentence.
What does these two statements mean?
trussed has an archaic meaning as well as the one you mention. When a person is trussed it means the have been tied up, as in a straight-jacket. Narcissism is not negativity, narcissism is extreme arrogance or love of self. The word comes from the Greek name Narcissus. Read the legend of Narcissus and Echo if you want to understand this concept better. I have a link to it below.
Do the following 2 statements mean the same thing?
Yes. In either case, all values are permissible. Now if one was "there exists an x, such that for all y, P(x,y)" or something like that, then order matters. More formally: 1) (for all x)(for all y)(P(x,y)) ; given 2) (for all x)(P(x,y)); universal instantiation, y not constant 3) (for all y)(for all x)(P(x,y)); universal generalization I'm not sure if that's totally correct, but it's the best I can come up with. Peace!
Are these two statements the same: "surely there is no God anywhere" and "I don't believe God exists"?
Not at all.“I don’t believe God exists” could be said by anyone on the planet. No one believes in all gods that they have heard of - for example, a Christian doesn’t believe that Odin was a god. A Muslim doesn’t believe that Jesus was a god (ah the trinity, so confusing). A Jew doesn’t believe in Bhagavatīs godliness. etc…There is an argument made by some that, despite religious teachings, any god they have ever heard of IS the actual god they believe in due to the universal nature of god. But what they won’t do is accept that other gods religious teachings via book or priest, or accept the back story, so that’s a bit of a cop out.On the other hand “Surely there is no God anywhere” as a statement, claims that the person saying it is sure there can’t be anything they could call a god. That means not only are they an atheist but they are a strong atheist taking a position of certainty even Richard Dawkins doesn’t claim to have. In the link below Richard claims to have a certainty of 6.9 out of 7 that there are no gods. That’s 98.5%. There’s room for a tiny god in there. :)Richard Dawkins: I can't be sure God does not exist
What does this statement mean: "Just because two people have matching verbal reports of objects, doesnt mean its not because of the creative powers of our minds resulting in the same perception, but you could see something totally different"?
In Ogden & Richards The Meaning of Meaning, they use the following image:In other words, because 2 people use the same symbolic representation (the word/verbal report), they are not necessarily referring to the same experience (or even thought). There is no direct relationship between the symbol & the thing it is referring to.