Analogously, "when matter takes the complex form of a living human brain, the corresponding mind-stuff takes the form of a human consciousness, having intelligence and volition" (65).
It is a labyrinth, a kitchen, a family, a prison, a hell, a state of mind, a living thing.
It is a living creature, with a mind, and feelings, so do not even think about hitting or hurting your dog.
Maureen Catbagan's "Aggression Mapping" series takes this idea one step further, treating the human mind as a living landscape.
There's no point wondering if Moore has lost his mind; here is a man who scrambles minds for a living.
A Proust would thrive here, a mathematician, a historian — but not a live creative mind in 1940.
Both suffer from the fact that they are not a living human mind; thus they cannot cultivate living human minds.
Yes, that's been done, but this is closer to a live, realtime mind-map about content which is shareable.
The process of ingraining intelligence into every aspect of our lives, mind into every machine, tool or toy, continues at an accelerating pace.
