| The retention of Khawaja at Hughes's expense was about as intuitive and unempirical as selection decisions come. |
| To that end, while hardly unempirical or even all that theoretical, they rely on strong narratives that actually historicize the facts. |
| Alas for Kruger and his colleagues, literature also practices a form of natural selection, and it is based entirely on the unempirical standard of what we just happen to like. |
| This tool was discredited because of its subjective, unempirical qualities and for its poor predictive accuracy. |
| Of course, this would also constitute a considerable shift since the underlying hypothesis behind this kind of metaphysical questions is precisely the unempirical nature of the answer it traditionally calls for. |
| If so much of our everyday behaviour is already captured, analysed and nudged, why stick with unempirical approaches to regulation? |
