But instead of bringing the app to the web browser, as they earlier imagined, they turned their attention to Apple Watch, calling Knock and Apple Watch "a match made in heaven".
Guided work may be more important than earlier imagined (Mayer, 2004; Minstrell and Kraus, 2005), at least initially.
This unforgiving but liberating quality of refusal is there in the second album, Imagine, and though the title song became a bestseller, its message, if you ignore the comforting hook, sweetly advocates the same radical loneliness that "God" had earlier: "Imagine there's no heaven / It's easy if you try / No hell below us / Above us only sky'.
His "Three Californias" series of a decade earlier imagines the southern edge of the Golden State overrun by ruthless development and flattened by nuclear disaster, yet resilient, like a hardy mutant plant.
"Exams begin at four," she said, "and don't end until you're 16 at the earliest – imagine if you can't do them, imagine 12 years of being told you're a failure". It's hyperbole, but the government's desire to test four-year-olds when they start primary, and then do so again at seven, 11, 16 and 18 certainly gives the impression that children hurtle from exam to exam from infancy to adulthood.
And in a follow-up study, the same researchers gave a new set of respondents a categorization task: Participants who earlier had imagined a crowd showed quicker reaction times to words like "unaccountable" and "exempt".
Summer, or even fall, of 2009 is the earliest he imagined an agreed-upon text would be possible.
But such accounts have not proved as popular as early advocates imagined.
Many of the earlier poems imagine Beyoncé's inner life; toward the end of the book, the title poem reminds us, "There are more beautiful things than Beyoncé: / Lavender, education, becoming other people, / The fucking sky".
"Further to earlier comments, imagine being engaged to a lovely South African girl, and not being able to gloat half as much as I'd like to for fear of having my boerewors dinners withheld," says Michael Brunstrom.
Such harms can also be identified in the case set out earlier by imagining the depths of fear, isolation, and rejection felt by Mrs Wang as she is left to guess the results of her test while observing the change in Mr Li's behavior toward her.
