It broadens your horizons intellectually, giving you a chance to learn about things, places, and people that you might never have discovered otherwise.
Memory, the thing that defines who we are, what makes us human, that distinguishes us intellectually, and gives us a narrative sense of our own lives will "be outsourced".
I did so even though I continue to believe that they made a mess of things intellectually, by giving an extravagantly broad reading of the president's "commander-in-chief power" (a phrase nowhere found in the Constitution) that lets him ignore both congressional authority and international treaty in conducting foreign affairs, including the war on terror.
The press release for this episode commented that Jillian is a "very attractive but intellectually challenged," giving no negative comments.
It is an intellectually attractive therapeutic option, given the likely pathogenic role of ANCA in these conditions.
It may also be, in part, a reflection that younger patients may be less intellectually impaired by a given physiological insult than more elderly patients.
Personally, professionally, and intellectually, DukeEngage-Durham gives its participants manifold opportunities to grow.
Additionally, from a mere academic perspective, there is little intellectually challenging about giving a summary account of the specificity of one's own criminal justice system.
These functions are all critical to drug discovery, are intellectually stimulating, and give a great opportunity to stay within science while leaving the lab behind.
It challenges some deeply held beliefs -- that infants will thrive intellectually if they are simply given lots of love and that purposeful efforts to influence babies' cognitive development are harmful.
