The cowboys on horseback clicked tongues and shouted "Hey-hah!" The cows twitched tails and lowed in anxious response.
It's arguably another powerful sign of -- and perhaps an anxious response to -- the mass cultural shift away from spiritual and psychological ground to the purely physical.
In a landmark essay for Wired magazine in 2000, Bill Joy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, wrote a heartfelt and somewhat anxious response to Kurzweil's vision, during which he recalled the penultimate scene in Woody Allen's film, Manhattan.
As the maker of Game of Thrones, The Sopranos, Girls and True Detective, HBO is known for pushing boundaries in storytelling but the leaked consent form, and the union's anxious response, opened a window on how the industry works, and what viewers can expect when Westworld airs next year.
Cortisol abolished this typical anxious response pattern, but only in low anxious participants.
This sort of anxious response is still with us today, and it explains why some EU policymakers, when confronted with advances in the use of data, often overreact to privacy concerns and other anxieties by proposing policies that may create a fleeting sense of relief but curtail the long-term economic and social benefits of data.
It doesn't get rid of the ringing, but it lessens my anxious response to the sound and helps me focus while other people are talking.
We might feel fear at not knowing all the answers and spend months attending to the neutralization of the anxious response by planning ahead.
While anxiety is a normal reaction to threats such as cancer, some patients exhibit an overwhelmingly anxious response that impairs their day-to-day functioning.
But that movement was doomed by the government's anxious, brutish response to the Tiananmen Square demonstrations of 1989.
