'when I did the BP & realised it was low & felt the uterus & it was boggy that pretty much grounded my thoughts.
On the touchline, Lambert is down on his haunches, staring at the ground, thoughts flying through his head that would be best described as Glaswegian.
Epistemological skepticism, moral relativism, and philosophical commitments to autonomy as a fundamental human value have grounded tolerationist thought and practice as well.
I remember watching it and thinking, 'This is the dumbest shit I've ever seen – why does everybody like this?' That's what pushed us to make our first reaction video… I think it's kind of that critical angle of grounded, reactive thought".
It wasn't as simple as "figure out what you love and then make that your career," but a more grounded, practical thought that it's not a given that you can pull this off, but if you're at a decision point and doing something you love every weekday seems to be one of the possibilities, do whatever you can to make it happen".
A thought [Gedanke] may exhibit immediate certainty, obvious without any mediating thought-acts; or a thought may be mediately certain, grounded in prior thought-acts.
Mencian political thought was grounded in the view that government ought to be humane, and provide for the best interests of humanity.
Adaobi Ifeachor is a journalist for the Guardian Star Wars caught on in a way Star Trek didn't because it taps into something more universal, more felt than thought, grounded in some of our deepest, most instinctual dreams.
It follows that this impossibility is not grounded in divine thought, for God can think any proposition that does not involve a contradiction.
The argument is grounded in the thought that given that abstract objects are causally inert, it is difficult to understand how we can have knowledge or reliable belief about them.
"What is exciting about this is that even our abstract thoughts are grounded in these more physical, concrete experiences," he says.
