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It , too , rests on adaptation to the environment . This dualistic notion , and her discussion of the threat anthropology poses to misrepresentations of indigenousness , rests on the premise that deconstructions of localized identities are necessarily corrosive to those identities . The conclusion that cities are unable to engage in redistributive policies , as Peterson forcefully articulated in City Limits , rests on an image of citizens and officials pursuing self-evident interests through an objectively determined environment . This provisional agreement , which will become operational in March 2001 , rests on a pilot phase where the Parties undertake to resume bilateral cooperation . Certainly , similar to secular society the Church , too , rests on certain presuppositions which are not produced by the free decision of her members and their free association as such , but are the very conditions of her existence , namely human nature , the saving will of God , redemption through Jesus Christ , the general call of all men to the Church and the resulting " duty " to belong to her . But while consumers and industry analysts are unlikely to share CompuServe 's exuberance until the service takes a few more baby-steps towards reality , WOW 's claim to relevance , according to CompuServe , rests on the shoulders of a market research study commissioned from the new media analysts at Odyssey . It would seem that this question , too , rests on the same mistaken assumptions that pervade strong versions of the AI-thesis and the entire AI program , at least when the latter aspires to mimic or " create " the psychological life of human beings .