This was explained in Mind Changers, Radio 4's fascinating account of how one woman, Elizabeth Loftus, fundamentally changed the way that we view memory, by showing how powerfully context and language can affect it.
As Russell explains, "In my mind, Caesar may call up Charlemagne, whereas in the physical world the two were widely sundered" (CP, Vol. 7, 15).
George Kruzynski, emeritus research biologist with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, explains, "Keep in mind that it is chronic intake and therefore retention over time that leads to problems.
What needed explaining, in my mind, was not that someone should try and pull Detroit out of the ashes but that someone should have waited so long.
With those core principles in mind, Sara explains in her own words below how to best help out a friend or a total stranger experiencing a difficult psychedelic experience at a music fest.
Indeed, one pure experience might be part of two distinct minds, as James explains in a chapter entitled "How Two Minds Can Know One Thing".
'I try to remember my other life, the one I left, but it is evaporating from my mind,' she explains in one last breathless monologue, delivered, in an apparent attack of amnesia, on the very day of leaving.
"The idea is that we're in this laboratory setup and MS MR are conjuring up what happens on stage with their minds," Denholm explains in the exclusive behind-the-scenes clip above, which premieres on The Creators Project Today.
"I wanted them to be scared out of their minds," Ciavarella explains in director Robert May's "Kids for Cash," a vital, urgent and infuriating look at the devastating failures of the juvenile court system and the insidious reach of prison privatization.
Mitchell explained: "Keep in mind that constituencies in democratic societies frequently advance conflicting objectives.
