Thinking about one apocalypse, your mind can turn, paradoxically, to others.
Smith cannot think about her father without thinking in galactic dimensions, which, paradoxically, minimize him: drawn to that scale, individual lives (even his) can seem puny, and private traumas (even hers) inconsequential.
Another way to shift people into type 2 thinking is, paradoxically, to instill in them a sense of "desperation". This is done by cutting resources so that they are forced to devise new solutions.
Whether or not one knows that there are genes in the food regardless of its engineered status, 'GM Free' labeling practices paradoxically highlight genes as things to think about when thinking about food.
Thinking about life in this way can be both overwhelming ("This choice could change everything!") but also paradoxically comforting.
And so, paradoxically, it is by thinking more about the downers in life, such as the inevitability of death, the inescapability of suffering or the impossibility of security, that we achieve something like happiness.
There is no time to wait to understand an actor, as there is in a conventional theatre (paradoxically, I find myself thinking of modern theatres as conventional and the "anachronistic" Globe as an artistically revolutionary stage).
He also mistakenly and paradoxically followed the Neopythagoreans in thinking that the Pythagoreans occupied the crucial position in the history of philosophy of the first philosophers to distinguish between the corporeal and incorporeal and to assert the superiority of the latter, an achievement that is more reasonably assigned to Ficino's hero Plato (Celenza 1999, 699 706).
Other concerns relating to ways of thinking about person-centered care arise, somewhat paradoxically, from an important set of policies, strategies, and interventions that have been developed in recent decades to facilitate people's contributions to their own (and family members') care.
(the final resting place of the poet Robert Creeley), began establishing themselves as nonprofits and, paradoxically for places that are so literally about the past, thinking about the future.
