>they imagine that they see something and lack the language to convey the imagined unperceived object, the notion of phantasia or aphantasia is merely a by-product of the term "picture it in your mind's eye" or the…
aaw, touched a nerve have I because I'm suggesting you're not special? >Prove it. Precisely, unfalsifiable nonsense. >You can't keep track of your own argument MY argument is this: people don't actually see things or…
Neither, they imagine that they see something and lack the language to convey the imagined unperceived object, the notion of phantasia or aphantasia is merely a by-product of the term "picture it in your mind's eye" or…
You're absolutely right. Nobody hallucinates or "sees" the object, it's like an object instantiation with default properties that you can name/describe, nothing more. If you quiz someone long enough you can get them to…
What are you talking about, the North Sea was first drilled by a British state-run (at the time) oil company.
Protein isn't just necessary for activity, protein is essential in brain development and function, data show lower iqs in those who opt for a vegan or vegetarian diet despite those people on average tending to be…
thus reducing their agency, it'll be interesting at least to see if this generation grows up to prefer a lengthened name (or "long name") equivalent to todays "short name". For a period my parents called me Jim, a name…
Nobody ever got fired for choosing Bloomberg, even if there was a viable alternative there is no way anyone is pioneering the switch.
Leo, Freddie, Theo, etc.
aren't contractions lazy by nature? Regardless, I'm glad you're averse.
what surprises and annoys me is Briton's willingness to name their children shortened versions of existing names, it's lazy, so many Archies and Alfies, ugh.
evidently you are unfamiliar with experimental science or clinical trials, like it or not self experimentation and the consumption/administration of psychoactive substances is considered unethical, rightly or wrongly.…
Scotland, Wales, and NI have their own parliaments at least, so from a constitutional perspective one could argue England is not a country but a state, but that is only one narrow definition.
it's the hand-wringing do-gooders that implemented all of the authoritarian practices in the uk.
everything is being min-maxed, have you noticed how flimsy and soft cereal boxes have become, and plastic-packaged goods having thinner plastic, and often replaceable lids have been replaced with single-use film…
oh my god, were it not for your redundant comment I might've gone to the forest to discard my collection of depleted batteries, thank goodness.
you are absolutely correct, the author is putting the cart before the horse.
what you choose for the dimensions is arbitrary, they only chosen thusly to prove the point. I don't think I've ever seen an example of pareto that wasn't pseudo scientific drivel.
it's fiction, that's why.
What percentage of the public think they can take a bear in a fight.
>In all cases they do not have permission to use the data for their own purposes Oh, they don't have permission? probably fine then.
Oh I've no doubt some people will figure out who it was, it's their fate we won't be privy to, but I'm certain it won't be pretty.
would be interesting to see what happens to them when they're found, shame we'll never know.
I don't think it's fair to say he has pushed food science forward. He piggy-backed on the work of real food scientists and revealed things to the public that have been common in professional kitchens for decades, but…
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>they imagine that they see something and lack the language to convey the imagined unperceived object, the notion of phantasia or aphantasia is merely a by-product of the term "picture it in your mind's eye" or the…
aaw, touched a nerve have I because I'm suggesting you're not special? >Prove it. Precisely, unfalsifiable nonsense. >You can't keep track of your own argument MY argument is this: people don't actually see things or…
Neither, they imagine that they see something and lack the language to convey the imagined unperceived object, the notion of phantasia or aphantasia is merely a by-product of the term "picture it in your mind's eye" or…
You're absolutely right. Nobody hallucinates or "sees" the object, it's like an object instantiation with default properties that you can name/describe, nothing more. If you quiz someone long enough you can get them to…
What are you talking about, the North Sea was first drilled by a British state-run (at the time) oil company.
Protein isn't just necessary for activity, protein is essential in brain development and function, data show lower iqs in those who opt for a vegan or vegetarian diet despite those people on average tending to be…
thus reducing their agency, it'll be interesting at least to see if this generation grows up to prefer a lengthened name (or "long name") equivalent to todays "short name". For a period my parents called me Jim, a name…
Nobody ever got fired for choosing Bloomberg, even if there was a viable alternative there is no way anyone is pioneering the switch.
Leo, Freddie, Theo, etc.
aren't contractions lazy by nature? Regardless, I'm glad you're averse.
what surprises and annoys me is Briton's willingness to name their children shortened versions of existing names, it's lazy, so many Archies and Alfies, ugh.
evidently you are unfamiliar with experimental science or clinical trials, like it or not self experimentation and the consumption/administration of psychoactive substances is considered unethical, rightly or wrongly.…
Scotland, Wales, and NI have their own parliaments at least, so from a constitutional perspective one could argue England is not a country but a state, but that is only one narrow definition.
it's the hand-wringing do-gooders that implemented all of the authoritarian practices in the uk.
everything is being min-maxed, have you noticed how flimsy and soft cereal boxes have become, and plastic-packaged goods having thinner plastic, and often replaceable lids have been replaced with single-use film…
oh my god, were it not for your redundant comment I might've gone to the forest to discard my collection of depleted batteries, thank goodness.
you are absolutely correct, the author is putting the cart before the horse.
what you choose for the dimensions is arbitrary, they only chosen thusly to prove the point. I don't think I've ever seen an example of pareto that wasn't pseudo scientific drivel.
it's fiction, that's why.
What percentage of the public think they can take a bear in a fight.
>In all cases they do not have permission to use the data for their own purposes Oh, they don't have permission? probably fine then.
Oh I've no doubt some people will figure out who it was, it's their fate we won't be privy to, but I'm certain it won't be pretty.
would be interesting to see what happens to them when they're found, shame we'll never know.
I don't think it's fair to say he has pushed food science forward. He piggy-backed on the work of real food scientists and revealed things to the public that have been common in professional kitchens for decades, but…
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