One was posted home with the message: "Have gone on hunger strike - reason attached - mind your toes".
Yet OutKast -- taking cues from a band it obviously reveres, Parliament-Funkadelic -- never forgets that bodies are attached to minds.
"But we also don't want to waste time on faces that aren't alive, that aren't attached to minds".
Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote that "OutKast's music savors the viscous propulsion of funk, with raps and tunes that never ignore the body and its instinctive desires... Yet OutKast -- taking cues from a band it obviously reveres, Parliament-Funkadelic -- never forgets that bodies are attached to minds".
Henry Ford once complained, "Why is it that every time I ask for a pair of hands, they come with a mind attached?" But these days, of course, minds dramatically amplify the value of hands—and they become even more powerful when they're able to engage with minds outside the company.
"If people are more engaged it makes the food more real, it attaches the mind to it.
"Why did such a grim inexplicable ecstacy (sic) attach his mind to these early-morning debauches of his, he wondered.
"There's more importance attached in my mind to not having money than to having it; having it gives you the confidence to do the things you couldn't otherwise do".
Now, of course, the long-bottom uni is a fixture, irrevocably attached in our mind's eye to Barry Bonds, Manny Ramirez, Big Papi Ortiz, and others, and is almost more notable now for the arrival of knee-pant revisionists like Joba Chamberlain.
This creates what's called pratyhara--the sense that your organs are attached to your mind's objects--they're not, and in that breath, they will become disentangled.
The way our brains know the difference between a who and a what lies in our ability not only to see faces, but to know whether a face has a mind attached to it.
