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And I suspect that his novels, especially The Cloud, are far more profound explorations of technology's impact on us than all the non-fictional books in Gladwell-land.
What seems to be a historical thriller turns out to be something far more profound: an exploration of the power of lucre played out in front of a canvas of free will and determinism.
The article offered a more profound explanation.
But for Powell it is one of his first excursions into a magical, premodern Britain that continues to exist on its islands and rocky extremities, explorations that would become more profound in his films "The Edge of the World" (1937), "The Spy in Black" (1939), "I Know Where I'm Going!" (1945).
The start of the satellite era in the Space explorations led to new and more profound knowledge of the solar physics and the sources of its activity.
also undertook searching explorations of how artistic creation can directly convey the existential attitudes of a more profound understanding of natural ecological relationships, and how an expanded conception of art can tackle even the social, economic, and political reorganization of Western society.
The impact is more profound.
Probably more profound, too.
Others want to make more profound changes.
Einstein, however, realized something more profound.
