cases of ordinary deferring." Deferring is normally done for a reason, and a rational person is always disposed to defer if there is good reason.

The theory of the "semantic differential" supposes universal distinctions, such as:

* Typicality: that included scales such as "regular-rare", "typical-exclusive";
* Reality: "imaginary-real", "evident-fantastic", "abstract-concrete";
* Complexity: "complex-simple", "unlimited-limited", "mysterious-usual";
* Improvement or Organization: "regular-spasmodic", "constant-changeable",

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