Determining whether the epistemological argument's assumptions about desert are in fact correct would take us far afield.
Besides seasonal migration to nearby labour centres, they mention that numerous migrant workers were going further afield for longer periods of time.
No, how silly, it came from ancient boreal forests, further afield, and was blown off course.
And any attempt to assess the merits and demerits of the ideas he did present would take us far afield.
Although such ideas have since been repudiated within archaeology, in disciplines further afield, the damage was done.
Addressing these would take us too far afield, as would discussion of nonlinear dynamic of learning in a neural network.
A detailed account of this complex topic here, however, would take us too far afield.
It would take me too far afield to offer a general critique of it here, however.
