They are two separate mothers, with two different and unconnected experiences with cyber-bullying.
Nathan Sivin proposes that Shen was the first in history to "make a clear distinction between our unconnected experiences and the unitary causal world we postulate to explain them," which Biderman and Scharfstein state is arguably inherent in the works of Heraclitus, Plato, and Democritus as well.
Another kind of problem is unconnected with experience, money and logistics: there are taboo subjects.
The choreographer labeled the series of five unconnected works Aftermath – Experience gives way to information, which teasingly evoked German philosopher Walter Benjamin's preoccupation with the 'afterlife' of an artwork and the impact of technology and war on culture.
Hence, unconnected, allopatric populations experiencing the same environmental pressures are still expected to diverge rapidly in their ornamentations [ 39].
What Needleman points out is that for many, God is an abstract concept unconnected to any genuine experience or theoretical framework.
Many provided only classroom lessons, which, unconnected to clinical or laboratory experience, Flexner considered "utterly worthless".
This is much of a piece with the fact that we also spontaneously make inductions about specific unconnected and natural phenomena or aspects of experience.
Humans find themselves as embodied creatures in the world, making "spontaneous" and "unscientific" inductions about specific unconnected and natural phenomena or aspects of experience.
It measures the extent to which the participants processed their different experiences during the assault as unconnected events (e.g. "I felt like nothing linked all that was happening together"; "Every moment seemed unconnected to others").
The internet, mobile phones, Twitter: all gnaw away at our capacity to reflect; all push us to experience life as a series of unconnected moments.
