The latest one is brawny, laden with features and capable of mind-boggling maneuvers.
Even if the government were capable of mind-reading, ProPublica argues in an essay explaining its reason to join the Snowden story, the fact of it "would have to be known".
The agents soon discover that he is not their only concern; he has a sister, and she is just as capable of mind-control as he is.
As in the CIA/BIA case, the danger often begins with the contracting out of official information and expertise -- "Is government outsourcing its brain?" an article in the Wall Street Journal asked -- and thus whether government is capable of minding the store.
Now it's brother and sister against their mother, who Nikki has become convinced is a witch capable of reading minds and conjuring up storms.
For a science-fiction magazine, which they printed on the school mimeograph machine, they created "The Reign of the Super-man": a hobo ingests a serum derived from a meteor fragment, becoming brilliant, strong, and capable of reading minds.
THE BRILLIANCE OF THE MOON, by Lian Hearn (Riverhead, $24.95), is a worthy conclusion to an inventive trilogy that the pseudonymous author calls "Tales of the Otori"; all three volumes are set in an imaginary medieval Japan where some people, including the hero, Takeo, are capable of truly mind-bending powers.
The exhibition was an expansion upon and celebration of the 1915 treatise Projective Ornament by American architect and theosophist Claude Bragdon, and related to Auerbach's interest in "consciousness as a four-dimensional material" and the notion that ornamentation is capable of enabling mind-altering experiences.
If infinite, intelligible being is present to the human mind and Rosmini would maintain that it is an infinite mind capable of giving this idea to humans must exist.
Yet language is capable of sinking a mind.
Companies are now posing as entities capable of compassion, never mind that they cannot possibly speak for all of its employees.
