Regress

Regress problem main The regress problem is the problem of providing a complete logical foundation for human knowledge.

Response to the regress problem Many epistemologists studying justification have attempted to argue for various types of chains of reasoning that can escape the regress problem.

I know the modern day world can feel disappointing and, yes, some things were better in the olden days, but that doesn’t mean we should regress and start treating illnesses with artisanal blood-letting.

While teams do have control over how they perform in close games, they have only much control, and teams that were particularly good or poor in this regard tend to regress (or progress) toward the mean the next season.

With a little luck, in a generation, we’ll think of today’s world as being oppressive and backward—assuming we don’t regress to a new Dark Age.

But the country he cherishes now seems poised to regress into what he once fought against.

If the system's gotten so complex you can't point to an individual, then it needs to regress until it can.

I love a family drama where people regress to their (inner) kid.

It helps that any good instructor will “regress” exercises as needed.

Once he outgrew his girly phase, he had no regress.

She feels used, stating that her role seems to be limited to entertaining her stepdaughter and spending money on her, only for the child's behaviour to regress after visits to her mother.

We see some regress in the Azerbaijani proposals, in some articles, in some parts of the text, but we also see progress in some other directions.

But for every bit of growth Nick experiences, he also tends to regress to a more comfortable period of his life.

Eleven is a tough age, and although it’s hard to predict what is going to kick in at that point (Will your child become a sudden, two-years-premature teenager—or temporarily regress to toddler-level separation anxiety?

Even as Kerala aspires to modern forms of commingled and cosmopolitan existence, internecine fights and ‘organizational factionalism’ have made the Muslim community seem to regress into atavistic forms of tribal affinities.

I know they have higher-priority cases to deal with, but my treatment was actually working and all I could think was, ‘What if this goes on for the rest of the year and I regress?

People who believed that they had been taught to see auras and regress to past lives (types of energetic therapy) were the most spiritually smug.

And, while we may be able to maintain this accelerated mentality for a month or two, inevitably, we are likely to regress back to our old habits.

It just feels like Los Angeles is poised to regress.

It would be foolish to regress to the rose garden Coalition era by electing Jo Swinson as leader.