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In 2003, Nicolelis's Duke lab gained international attention by showing that monkeys could move robot arms with just their thoughts, feeding electrical impulses from their brains into a computer linked to robotic arms.
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And I think how lucky we are to be alive in these times, thoughts fed, minds ignited; that this is what it means to put feeling first, to take the sun in your mouth, to leap into the ripe air, alive.
I think sometimes of what it must have been like to live in those days; to feel your thoughts fed by the work of Kandinsky, Picasso, your mind ignited by cubism, jazz, for your ground to give way beneath modernism, imagism, surrealism.
This duality influenced the whole structure of his thought, feeding in to the idea of a deep England, an England that wasn't London.
The one thought feeds the other.
"It was only a picture, but, sighing deeply, he let his thoughts feed on it, and his face was wet with a stream of tears," Virgil writes.
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Lisa herself wasn't overweight, and she was in a monogamous, non-feeding relationship, but the thought of feeding her partner was extremely arousing.
Not many people would have this sort of thought while feeding their pets.
The thought of feeding discs into my computer, one by excruciating one (I believe this was the ninth labor of Hercules), not to mention organizing it once it is digitized, is painful just to contemplate.
Interestingly, her anger at the thought of feeding her baby the "other person's milk" implies that supplying breast milk is in some ways equated with caring for one's baby and that she might be "replaced" by another person (though ironically, it was a real dairy cow that substituted, in the form of cow's-milk-based infant formula).
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