The phrase "a first mind" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing the initial thoughts or ideas of a person or group.
Example: "In the brainstorming session, we focused on a first mind to generate innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "an initial thought" or "a primary idea."
But then at that point, a blue emerald may appear, forcing a second mind change.
But then at that point, a nonblack raven may appear, forcing a second mind change.
Thinking of a group mind as a fourth mind emerging from the three divine minds will result in too many divine minds (four).
The idea (to oversimplify a bit) is that a second mind will sanity-check every bad idea and support every good one, so you — counterintuitively — wind up with higher per-programmer productivity.
The symbiote is submerged and infected with the sentient virus (which heals Brock), bonding with the pair and introducing a third mind into their relationship.
The title reflects Ray's passion for both Beat culture (William S. Burroughs coined the phrase to describe the fruits of collaboration) and film-making (the work of D.W. Griffith and Sergei Eisenstein reflect ideas consistent with a "third mind").
"The idea (to oversimplify a bit) is that a second mind will sanity-check every bad idea and support every good one, so you — counterintuitively — wind up with higher per-programmer productivity," Tech Crunch said about the method back in March.
Do I really need a SECOND mind-numbingly pedantic, slickly produced beauty pageant in my life right now? Say you're sorry, Steve!
Last week's number one album by Allen was relegated to number six while there was a new entry at number 10 for English musician Nick Mulvey with his debut release as a solo artist, First Mind.
The result, First Mind – an album of chivvying, fast-fingered guitar music, Mulvey's deadpan vocal on top, reminiscent of Erlend Øye or Mark Kozelek – is out this week.
You'll want to stick to a minute or two at first, mind.
