As we have seen, Parmenides' insistence on the point that whatever is, is, and cannot ever not be leads him to be harshly critical of the ordinary run of mortals who rely on their senses in supposing that things are generated and undergo all manner of changes.
It may seem like the Internet is ruining our ability to communicate and shortening our words, but it's important to recognize all of the brilliant new phrases like "Internet of things" and "space tourism" that were generated from new technology.
In that classroom, new things happened, new un-nameable feelings and insights were generated.
Theirs was a philosophy that celebrated development, mobility and work, wherever those things might be generated.
The first thing to be generated in its state of attachment is a corporeal faculty, then a natural form, then a sensing soul in its levels, then the reflective and recollective, and finally the rational soul.
Then there's a weird vocal effect that moves across the speakers, a 'yan-yan-yan-yan' thing, which was generated by using a Roland Space Echo to regenerate on the last word of the vocal line, 'I wanna turn you on.'" The dark, ironic lyrics of "Today", describing a day when Corgan was feeling depressed and suicidal, contrast with the instrumentation.
"Post-Obama, people are looking for something different, and what Trump gets right, it seems to me, is he's prepared to talk about some of the issues that perhaps others find a bit awkward, a bit uncomfortable, they'd rather brush them under the carpet, and Trump's talked about those things and that's generated a huge level of interest".
The latter sense of wu is expressed in chapter 40 of the Laozi (Daodejing) as follows: "The myriad things under heaven are generated from being.
"We were generating, so I don't think there was a need to force things".
What I choose to read is based on relation to my research areas and things that are generating lots of interest and discussion because they are driving the way we do psychology, or science more widely, in new directions.
"One of the things that's generating the huge rebound in profits in the United States -- a rebound that is so astonishing that profits exceed what we saw at the peak of the last economic expansion -- is that the profits of these companies are more and more divorced from their actual operations here in the United States," said Gary Burtless, a economist at the Brookings Institute.
