Thatcher may not have changed the majority of minds during her tenure: but in the long run, the changed Britain she helped build may have continued that work.
They would probably have the ability to run many, many such simulations, to the point where the vast majority of minds would actually be artificial ones within such simulations, rather than the original ancestral minds.
When it comes to office supplies, companies like Office Depot, OfficeMax and Staples have long owned the majority of mind-share and brand recognition in the market.
The European Dairy Association EDAA) question whether the majority of consumers mind how their milk is produced.'The general perception is that European consumers are more aware that milk is produced by cows and that they are part of our rural landscape.
As the McCain campaign likes to say, he needs no introduction to this group: we take that to mean that there is little for him to add, that the majority of Latino voters' mind is made up and that these numbers will not change.
In this model, and in contrast to E. coli, the system is assumed to be mainly static, with the majority of MinC and MinD remaining at the poles.
There may be no better illustration of the idea that yes is an energetic cause while no is simply the majority's settled state of mind, and that the real division isn't yes/no but between yes and go away and leave us in peace.
The Islamists will not go away quietly.But in Benghazi they have struggled to win a majority of hearts and minds.
Like most people of his and my post-war generation in Holland, Theo van Gogh was marked by stories of the Second World War, when the majority of Dutch people minded their own business while a minority (about a hundred thousand Jews, out of an estimated hundred and forty thousand) were taken away to be murdered.
"It's representative of how most people think about native peoples – as one monolithic group that doesn't really have a place in modern society," says Keene. "In the vast majority of people's minds we only exist as these mythic creatures, not as living, breathing, contemporary people.
Welfare, along with immigration and wealth inequality, are strongly associated with people of color in the vast majority of white voters' minds, according to Anthony Greenwald, a University of Washington social psychologist who studies the role of race and ethnicity in politics.
