As easy as it is to think that the brain in its skull casing is all that is necessary to produce mind, it's just as easy, if you permit yourself, to think of Mind as the fundamental nature of everything that exists.
Barner, a Heisman Trophy contender, received 40 touches and produced mind-boggling numbers: 347 total yards and 5 touchdowns.
It's a final vision that more than justifies what Mr Sullivan calls the ability of Victorian sculpture "to produce mind-boggling things that can still surprise us now". Sculpture Victorious" is at Tate Britain in London until May 25th.
Ken MacLeod has an enviable track record of extrapolating from current trends to produce mind-bending novels of ideas, and in the excellent The Corporation Wars: Dissidence (Orbit, £12.99) he turns his attention to information technology and artificial intelligence.
Check out Janet Maslin's New York Times review of Ray Kurzweil's new book, "The Singularity Is Near": In "The Singularity Is Near," the inventor and prognosticator Ray Kurzweil postulates that we are fast approaching a time when humankind melds with technology to produce mind-boggling advances in intelligence.
As the only true cause, God produces minds, bodies, and the various changes they endure.
Ketamine is painkiller commonly used for surgery on animals, but when taken by humans can produce mind-alternating effects.
Crying Light, the latest project by Finnish artist Janne Parviainen, combines forced perspective drawings with light paintings to produce mind-melting geometric illusions.
This giant island may be a long and very expensive plane flight away from London, New York, or Los Angeles, but it's still home to an incredible creative and entrepreneurial community who produce mind-blowing work.
Director Eric Tucker has taken theatre away from its traditional focus on dialogue and stage, filtering scripts through his most unusual cerebral synapses to produce mind-bending performances of classics, which have included Saint Joan, The Seagull, and Hamlet.
