The difficulty, then, is to think of something else.
The press office acknowledges the difficulty, but seems to think that the fact that terms and conditions are set out during the booking process is exoneration.
Now experiencing financial difficulties, Hubbard had to think of a new plan quickly.
It must be noted that the majority of the variation in behaviour is not unexpected, and arises as a consequence of the parameters used, however this only exacerbates the difficulties of trying to think of, and use motifs as higher level "functional modules".
His article for Gourmet magazine, about the Maine Lobster festival, manages to cover vast amounts of philosophical ground, before confronting readers with genuine ethical difficulty: "Is your refusal to think about any of this the product of actual thought, or is it just that you don't even want to think about it?
However, given the self-reports from other professional tennis players that an opponent's grunting interferes with their play [1], [2], and our own data showing that an extraneous noise has a significant and negative impact on both response latency and accuracy, regardless of decision difficulty, it is reasonable to think that the negative effect of grunting persists for expert tennis players.
At last, it raises some difficulties encountered when trying to think collaborative learning as a form of group proximal development zone.
With so many elephants now in captivity and with free-living elephants now facing such difficulties, maybe one way to think of it is this: elephants belong where they are born.
But that takes us back to the previous difficulty: there is no reason to think that we are good judges of what God is likely to permit.
If we can move a table from Philadelphia to Seattle without difficulty, there's little reason to think we can't send it across the ocean.
