If all you ever see of the data is what someone else has made of it, original thoughts, research, and career plans can be hard to come by.
Your body fizzes with electricity, which is what your thoughts are made of, and you feel your thoughts across your whole body.
"This study shows that it's not the unwanted, intrusive thoughts that are the problem -- it's what you make of those thoughts," study researcher Adam Radomsky, a psychology professor at Concordia University, said in a statement.
Balzac, in the introduction to The Human Comedy, says that the world consists of "men, women and things – that is to say, persons and the material representation they make of their thoughts – that is to say, man and life".
What would he have made of this bourgeoisification of his thought?
Thoughts are made of the living, breathing, creative energy that makes everything possible, so use your thoughts wisely.
The Radical Enlightenment, we are told, was "the only important direct cause of the French Revolution" and the revolutionary leaders of 1789 themselves "a tiny batch of philosophes-révolutionnaires," making praxis of thought.
That is to say: since the sciences, especially physics, and philosophy both make use of thought experiments, then, other things being equal, a unified account seems desirable.
It is our hope that such process will make streams of thought more explicit and easier to communicate among stakeholders.
The most well-known arguments for externalism typically make use of thought-experiments in which physically identical individuals are embedded in different social or physical environments.
