That paper also discusses a "world-wide eugenics experiment" proposed by Bennett, in which people who find phenolÂ·thioÂ·urea tasteless are prevented from breeding, and frequently mentions the author's distaste for cauliflower.
A paper named after this action discusses the spy trick, used by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, of tearing a Jello box in two and giving each half to one person. That paper also discusses a "world-wide eugenics experiment" proposed by Bennett, in which people who find phenolÂ·thioÂ·urea tasteless are prevented from breeding, and frequently mentions the author's distaste for cauliflower. The example "You think I [do this], sir. I assure you I do not!" illustrates this term in The Philosophical (*) Lexicon, which defines this term as "to deny resolutely the existence or importance of something real or significant." The fifteen intuition pumps discussed in a paper named after this action include one about two coffee tasters for Maxwell House named Chase and Sanborn. For 10 points, name this action which titles a Daniel Dennett paper about qualia, whose name Dennett coined by making a verb from the surname of the author of "Two Dogmas of Empiricism."
A paper named after this action discusses the spy trick, used by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, of tearing a Jello box in two and giving each half to one person.
quining [accept "Quining Qualia"]