But I'm not a mindless person who has to shoot a deer as soon as I see it.
Snow White outfitted as a "knight" in perfectly fitting sudden armor (a moment before she was in rags) is simply impossible, and, at the end, she is a mindless person being crowned with a mix of Middle Ages artifacts, crowns, crosses and gilding.
And it's the fault of American jurisprudence that, as I showed here after the first debate, miscasts algorithmically driven, civically mindless business corporations as "persons" whose "speech" the First Amendment was supposedly crafted to protect.
"The activity of reading a book demands a lot more from a person than a few mindless minutes of a game like 'Angry Birds.'" I played "Angry Birds" for a few mindless minutes and got to thinking: could there be something even more mindless?
Surely you can't mean the crap-tastic first-person shooters or the mindless games like Wario Ware or Wii Sports.
The results were also significant because they showed that when we "objectify" someone, we don't think they are a mindless object -- we just see the objectified person as primarily an emotional, sensual being, rather than a primarily rational one.
This person has a job that is mindless, repetitive, and monotonous.
"But people who really don't play a whole lot of games, if they just see certain first-person shooters they assume it's all mindless".
EA's Spore is basically a rehash of The Sims (I enjoy the game and highly recommend it for hours of somewhat mindless fun) and all shooter games, be it first or third person, are all the same.
Individual self-expression would trump mindless conformity.
I have a different theory-slash-hope: we've graduated from focusing on mindless memes in which we act like lemmings, repeating what the last person said, to become more savvy consumers of technology trends.
