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peripheral right

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A quick definition of peripheral right:

Peripheral right refers to a type of right that is related to the right side of the body. A right, in general, is something that a person is allowed to do or have, either because it is fair or because it is protected by law. It can be a power, privilege, or immunity that is guaranteed by the law. For example, a person has the right to own property or to express their opinions freely. A peripheral right is a specific type of right that is related to the right side of the body, such as the right arm or leg.

A more thorough explanation:

A peripheral right is a type of right that is related to or dependent on another right. It is not a standalone right, but rather an additional or supplementary right that is vested in the same owner as the main right. For example, the right in a security is a peripheral right that is accessory to the right that is secured. Another example is a servitude, which is a peripheral right that is accessory to the ownership of the land for whose benefit the servitude exists.

These examples illustrate how a peripheral right is not a primary or fundamental right, but rather a secondary right that is connected to a primary right. It is important to understand the relationship between peripheral rights and primary rights in order to fully comprehend the legal implications of a particular situation.

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Besmirchin
16:04
yeah but Schrödinger wasn't really complaining
Mostlylegal
16:04
okay well imagine schrodinger really wants to hang out with his cat, then answer my question
Besmirchin
16:06
ya I'd still wanna hear if if the he'd prefer the uncertainty over knowing it died
Mostlylegal
16:07
either way he doesnt get to play with his cat
Besmirchin
16:08
yeah true
CaliforniaPhilosopher
16:08
But the non-observable quantum state of uncertainty implies that both possibilities are simultaneously true
CaliforniaPhilosopher
16:08
So you have been Accepted and Denied
CaliforniaPhilosopher
16:09
Use that uno-reverse on them
Besmirchin
16:09
logical determinism says otherwise
Besmirchin
16:10
but you know that already with your username
ET025
16:11
Schrodinger's Application
Mostlylegal
16:13
you should send adcoms a thank you for the admission and also a request for why they rejected you to coincide with your dichotomic understanding of possibilities then
nattyalley
16:15
weirdest thing just happened to me
nattyalley
16:16
i went to hofstra admitted student day and they booked hotel rooms for us and I didn't go to the hotel cuz I had a long drive and wanted to avoid Monday traffic
nattyalley
16:17
and someone from admission's just called me to ask why I didn't go and was like well we still had to pay for you
CaliforniaPhilosopher
16:17
Let’s assume A(acceptance), R(rejection), D(decision). Although, according to logical determinism, the future event D may have a set truth value of A^R, the function of ^(or) allows for uncertainty because the truth value of a future event D being fixed as A^R (true or false) is just to say ~(~A^~R)—otherwise put as logical determinism can eat me
nattyalley
16:17
i was just like i'm sorry! i wasn't feeling well and she seemed pissed
nattyalley
16:18
weird vibe
Mostlylegal
16:28
@CaliforniaPhilosopher: your translation from language to logic was close, the inclusion of the word "May" actually throws it off. it would actually be best expressed A^R>D. Logical determinism would put the true or false principle in this case on D rather than R or A. A similar confusion would be since A>~R would be ~A>R. this isnt logical since A and R or not the only inputs
Mostlylegal
16:29
fo thirty pm is dedicated to University of Florida inviting me to another information session
Law-Shark
16:31
@nattyalley: Honestly, that's incredibly unprofessional what you did. I would be pissed too. If you can't see why that is, you should not be going to law school at this time.
MrThickRopes
16:31
fo pm ain't shit
MrThickRopes
16:31
@Law-Shark: oooooo what's da teaaa
Law-Shark
16:31
Just read that story. That's so disconnected from how functioning adults operate, it blows my mind.
MrThickRopes
16:31
ohhhhhh
MrThickRopes
16:31
damnnnnnnnn nattyalley thas on you fo sure
OldDogNewTricks
16:32
Florida too busy celebrating a national championship
Mostlylegal
16:32
had them on my bracket easy money
MrThickRopes
16:33
they splurgin out dem rs nd wls at smu but i din get none
nattyalley
16:38
@Law-Shark: they didn't say we had to go? and if they are willing to buy rooms for a bunch of people. they sent me a res because I was over 50 miles away but I didn't even ask for one
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