House has always been about freedom of expression and attempting to think outside the box… the choices belong to the DJ and the producer.
(2004) have suggested that worry reflects avoidance of images of negative outcomes, due to their greater emotional impact (although see Newman & Llera, 2011), and attempting to think about possible threats as problems to be resolved.
"We obviously can't predict the future, but we can — and should — attempt to think of and plan for as many contingencies as possible," he said in the prepared remarks for his speech at Sefcon, an annual gathering of the derivatives industry.
Within the maze are, among other things, a history of Paris as the first modern cityscape, a Marxist study of spectacular commercialism, and an attempt to think through the way cultures envision the future the expansive, sometimes muddled riches of a brilliant mind's passion project.
Ōhashi Ryōsuke's thesis, advanced already in his landmark German anthology, Die Philosophie der Kyōto-Schule (1990, revised edition 2012), is that the Kyoto School should be understood as a group of thinkers involved in a pluralistic yet cooperative and sustained attempt to think on the basis of an idea of "nothingness" or "absolute nothingness".
The French speak of "essais", which at least has the grace of harking back to Montaigne and implying an attempt to think about the world.
Tesco has undertaken a vast — and at times lonely — attempt to think about global warming in an entirely new way, and the company shows little sign of pulling back.
We are still the inheritors of that grand tradition and we have responsibilities when we attempt to think of art today and into the future.
It is for them to obey and aid us, not to attempt to think.
Neither of these possibilities seems at all plausible, however, so we need to allow that there are some justifiers for the Lincoln belief prior to and independently of one's attempt to think up a justification.
