Do they have minds capable of thinking or planning?
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So next time you're about to Tweet at someone in all-caps, just remember: the other person doesn't know you, and therefore isn't aware that you possess "a humanlike mind capable of thinking and feeling".
The printing revolution, which did not take place in a matter of a few decades, but took much longer, transformed our minds and ways of thinking.
Still, it brought to mind a line of thinking that's been advanced by a number of observers, most memorably by Alan Richman in his scorching review of M. Wells.
But our mind is capable of thinking of an infinite number of figures, numbers, etc.
For others it's the pure physical sensation -- spanking, flogging, licking, restraints -- that bends the mind, the antithesis of thinking in straight hard lines.
For example, a concept inventory question that probes students' understanding of the scientific method would seem to measure something about students' scientific habits of mind, their ways of thinking, and thus their scientific literacy.
A clearer understanding of the risks could lead to better precautions and ease the minds of those thinking of joining the fight.
