In both versions the implication (i) ⇒ (ii) is obvious.
The experience of "dropping off the body and the mind" informs us that the dualistic relationship between the mind and the body has disappeared in meditational awareness and by implication "I" and others, and "I" and nature.
This mathematical notion is not just a technical detail but rather has important biological implications, i.e., in this particular case, the possibility of deterministic elimination of the tumor.
"For those interested in the privacy implications, I suggest reading this thread on security.stackexchange.com.com
While the Wellcome show is interested in the ethical and biological implications, I'm more interested in these things as designed products.
While smart and thoughtful people on all sides of this issue will no doubt engage in impassioned debates on the implications, I hope that the majority of Americans who have no dog in the hunt will side with Dr. Shah and his team.
That you could be spending those minutes picking up your son's antibiotic or working on a dippy essay is, in itself, excruciating, but the implications I'm thinking of run larger.
The events that constituted the disaster were so diverse, and so vast in their implications, that I never felt that I was doing the story justice.
The noise strategies make the songs rich in implication.
Repeat: Create a feed-back loop for architecture, response driven, yet limitless in implication and application.
