Another of her innovative theories held that movement is not always the consequence of emotional impulse but can itself create meaning.
Trump's biggest contribution to the discourse might be as a cautionary tale about exhaustion, and the resulting consequences of lack of impulse control.
It may cause AV block and VT along with coronary vasospasm as a consequence of the ischemic impulse conduction system.
At the least we can notice how we feel during the hijack itself and note the negative consequences of our impulses.
If doing so is a reflex of the polemical impulse to assert the authority of science, understandable when the project was relatively new, it is by now an atavism that persists as a consequence of this same polemical impulse.
However, some possible consequences of brainjacking such as alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system could be achieved even in absence of any violation of mental privacy and integrity.
In this way, high-level positions and attractive compensation packages may give rise to the unintended consequence of encouraging a self-protective impulse rather than greater willingness to contribute to long-term, collective success via speaking up.
Kristol placed great emphasis on the alleged moral consequences of the liberal impulse toward radical change, charging that secular liberalism and the "counterculture" movement of the 1960s, along with the "mindless" expansion of higher education, had led to a condition of alienation and moral degeneracy among American youth.
In so doing, it highlights and comments upon the consequences of the inversionary impulse at the heart of the Revisionist project.
In fact, they may have greater behavioral problems deriving from lack of impulse control, and possibly greater crime as a direct consequence.
