How many times can a dehumanizing, violence-addicted corporation express its eternal love for America, in between promos for shows like The Following, in which a serial killer exerts mind control on masses of people?
It also seems that any process that requires the mind "to exert its activity, and put forth its strength, in order to surmount any difficulty," is naturally pleasurable, as is the mind's consciousness of its success in surmounting any difficulty (Gerard 1759, 3).
Malicious agents, for example, could use neuromodulation to exert malevolent forms of mind control.
But he also must train his Richard Parker, use his mind to exert control over his animal instincts, or he would not survive as a human.
In this way, the species as a whole could "evolve" to exert more or less sexual mind control over its host.
Whether thinking beyond oneself as a means to become more open to health advice, or taking on the mantle of busyness to exert more self-control, the mind's malleability so often a handicap sometimes works in our favor.
For one, the spectacular guitar playing which did so much to exert Darkness's grip on the mind.
Even now, our attempts to exert control on our bodies and minds remain underpinned by a moral charge.
At the very least, Fe16N2 continues to exert its extraordinary pull on the minds of physicists and material scientists.
Fine, he could get the reports done when he put his mind to it, but why did he have to exert so much energy to find one word in his mind?
