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Some Theory and Empirics of Optimal Copyright, a brilliant new paper on the economically optimal term of copyright.
Boing Boing 2007
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Empirics should be the backbone of the basis behind any “economic” decision, not some philosphical model.
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Empirics have a myriad of medicines, as to swallow a bullet of lead, &c., which I voluntarily omit.
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Empirics may ease, and sometimes help, but not thoroughly root out; sublata causa tollitur effectus as the saying is, if the cause be removed, the effect is likewise vanquished.
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Polybus, Diocles, and the Empirics, acknowledge that the eighth month gives a vital birth to the infant, though the life of it is more faint and languid; many therefore we see born in that month die out of mere weakness.
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“A few Empirics here,” he added, “are worth all our Dogmatists.”
The Mad Among Us Gerald N. Grob 1994
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“A few Empirics here,” he added, “are worth all our Dogmatists.”
The Mad Among Us Gerald N. Grob 1994
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Empirics came under the influence of Academic Skep - ticism, the Methodists under the influence of the skep - ticism of Aenesidemus (see Temkin, pp. 187, 197-98).
SKEPTICISM IN ANTIQUITY PHILLIP DE LACY 1968
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Both the Greek philos - ophers and the “Empirics” suffer in their natural phi - losophies from sterility of method; neither provides a reasonable rule of procedure to facilitate true and certain knowledge.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas ROBERT H. KARGON 1968
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The Empirics are like ants; they gather and consume.
BACONIANISM PAOLO ROSSI 1968
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