The king traditionally delivers a speech to the nation on his birthday - an audience keenly anticipated for any hints of his thinking on events in Thailand.
So the centralist view that thinking consists of events confined to the brain (though often accompanied by widespread activity in the rest of the body)—gained ground later in the 20th century.
Then on top of all that, I've been thinking of the events in Steubenville, Ohio, in which football players allegedly carted a comatose 16-year-girl andund and raped her, possibly even urinated on her.
It is impossible to read "Gleam and Glow" without thinking of current events, as the narrator, his mother and his sister, Marina -- his father, Viktor, is fighting with the underground -- hear terrible stories from a constant flow of refugees "of how it had been for them and their neighbors when the soldiers came".
Will we one day be able to, and in a single gesture, to join the thinking of the event to the thinking of the machine?
How often have you had the experience of thinking a turn of events is bad, but then come to terms with it, or even benefitted from it?
Different from the open-ended, retrospective description of critical incidents, creative scenario-building on the other hand provides forward-thinking, prospective outlook of events and new opportunities.
She's thinking of holding evening events (a cookout?) in the parking lot.
But it is hard to read "Commander of the Faithful" without thinking of more recent events — and the author knows this well.
Through an instructional program called ThinkLaw, students will discover learning strategies used by lawyers, such as quizzing themselves to gauge how much they actually know, considering alternative endings to stories and thinking about the sequence of events in their lesson plans.
