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More broadly, the show also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or how others conceive of them — as sexual beings.
That's a horror that even Stephen King wouldn't conceive of.
He was the most memorable character you could conceive of.
How did you conceive of this character's relationship to fashion?
Some, like Palin, conceive of it as a religious order.
Germans simply cannot conceive of how Britain's politicians have behaved.
VICE: How did Laboulaye conceive of the Statue of Liberty?
Nanjiani didn't conceive of the film as at all political.
Robots as we usually conceive of them are rigid machines.
Now, I cannot conceive of myself as aloof and separated.
How did you conceive of the designs for the show?
"You still conceive of them to the fullest," he adds.
I think people ... How do you conceive of it now?
Were you recruited or did you conceive of the idea?
Wildlands cannot conceive of a situation in which you wouldn't want to spawn with your weapon in your hand, just as it cannot conceive of a Bolivia that is not defined entirely by the cartel.
"This changes the way we conceive of molecular evolution," Duchêne said.
I didn't conceive of the book while working at Inside Sports.
It is hard to conceive of that vast sum of money.
A way to conceive of this specialness is through civil religion.
Nor did the Greeks conceive of race the way we do.
They just couldn't conceive of why someone here would be homophobic.
SF: Exactly, which really challenge what we conceive of as suburbia.
Q. How did you first conceive of the idea for the film?
I cannot even conceive of spending $700 on an article of clothing.
In the future we can conceive of right now, it's effectively unbeatable.
I cannot conceive of one without a full helping of the other.
And you can actually begin to conceive of a world without screens.
I mean, just try to conceive of what sits within Warner Bros.
And so you conceive of yourself as the Prince of Planet Earth…?
At first, the man struggled to conceive of an autonomous flying robot.
Julie, how did House Democrats conceive of this case from the beginning?
I'm so much happier now than I could conceive of being before.
That was just as long as I could conceive of anything taking.
It's where they conceive of the dolls and try out different fabrics.
At the least, it is beyond my imagination to conceive of that happening.
There are two possible answers, depending on how you conceive of God's judgment.
You are angry because you can't conceive of an America that includes us.
As audiences, we have a remarkable inability to conceive of charisma as acting.
It's hard to even conceive of the amount of information on the internet.
I didn't conceive of them of having anything to do with one another.
When did you first conceive of putting Ruth into this situation, and why?
It's hard to even conceive of what the alternative to that might be.
" She went to say he can't conceive of an America that "includes us.
Does it conceive of its role as tamping down or inflaming ugly passions?
It's hard for many Americans nowadays to conceive of any other preferable method.
Here are excerpts from the conversation: How did you conceive of the scene?
In the first place, public thinkers now conceive of themselves as legislative advisers.
How did you conceive of the moments where you use more modern music?
So it's hard for me to conceive of why he wanted to leave.
What are you looking to ... I should say, I didn't conceive of it.
How do you conceive of the role of forgiveness in society more generally?
Seven months ago, it would have been hard to conceive of such a result.
More than that, it changed how directors and producers could conceive of a movie.
Hell, it took Disney 72 years to finally conceive of a Black princess (Tiana).
It would be hard to conceive of a better plan for scaring money away.
How, then, would an intelligent person, never versant in words, conceive of the world?
We typically conceive of poverty as being largely an urban phenomenon in our country.
In a similar way, I cannot conceive of a football universe without Ryan Giggs.
Clark uses crime as a Rorschach test to see how people conceive of fame.
"I'm accused of crimes you can't even conceive of," he told the other inmates.
The Jussie I know could never even conceive of something so unconscious and ugly.
It is a deeper inability to conceive of people in other countries as fully real.
But I do think when you don't see it, it's hard to conceive of it.
So, finishing up, what would be the most exciting living machine you could conceive of?
Arendt didn't conceive of "thought" as specific knowledge, but instead as a mode of being.
I actually helped conceive of the founding idea and recruited the awesome CEO, Keith Leonard.
Before this, Native Hawaiians did not conceive of land ownership but instead shared land communally.
It would be another two years before he'd even conceive of his own NBA potential.
He can't conceive of how she could refuse him, even though they've never been together.
How do you conceive of this relationship, and what is your strategy for approaching it?
Edith Devaney, a curator at the Royal Academy in London, helped conceive of the show.
I know you and your family have been through tragedy that I couldn't conceive of.
But, like most poor people, my parents could not conceive of questioning an authority figure.
There's always a second way to conceive of any situation in which AI is purported.
So, too, does Russia, or at least the Russia we conceive of in the West.
But these days, it is difficult to conceive of a deadlocked House finding common ground.
You can't even conceive of how well I would dress if I had more money.
Reading the play on paper, it was hard to conceive of Clinton fans liking it.
"You can't conceive of a process in which these two sides aren't talking," he said.
They're going to go off and do something interesting that we can't even conceive of.
A victory on these terms is not worth having, because it leaves the larger conceptual errors untouched, and how we conceive of people with disabilities is crucial — which is to say, how we conceive of we, of who is counted in the first person plural.
In some cases, entrepreneurs who conceive of highly attractive plans may receive a 50-year lease.
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He has used this programming ingenuity to conceive of an original portrait of Joan of Arc.
"Hydrogen may never make sense for consumer vehicles," as we conceive of them now, Brauer said.
After this quarrel, I realized two things about the way many Trump supporters conceive of Clinton.
It will need to be big, but I cannot conceive of an easier fund-raising project.
"The Jussie I know could never even conceive of something so unconscious and ugly," Howard said.
They seemed at a loss to conceive of alternative explanations for the gathering evidence, paleontologists say.
Blank says many queer people conceive of having multiple virginities for the multiple genders they fuck.
What strikes me now is the capacity of ancient peoples to conceive of such a thing.
When you were writing him did you conceive of him at all as a Trump figure?
Apparently Republicans can't conceive of an economic policy that doesn't take the form of tax cuts.
The virtual mega-shop carries just about anything and everything our hearts could conceive of desiring.
No ordinary politician would ever conceive of suggesting that self-interest could possibly motivate politicians' behavior.
Please , please , please , she prayed, the incomplete prayer of mothers who cannot conceive of a solution.
And yet it is hard to conceive of Reus as a "veteran," as he puts it.
Ratepayers. I can't conceive of anyone who would vote against saving your constituents that amount of money.
Outside of its cynical endings, Far Cry 5 can't conceive of this sort of risk or finality.
Though initially rejected by life scientists, it became the main way many people conceive of the planet.
"I can't conceive of circumstances in which we would support the triggering of Article 50," he said.
The special will surely be bittersweet; it's hard to conceive of a like pairing involving Melania Trump.
Even still, there is almost nothing I can conceive of happening that could have a substantial impact.
"I cannot conceive of how more than 1% of us could possibly survive a cyberwar," McAfee said.
"For us it is painful to conceive of London far from Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Rome," he said.
Research has also bolstered the idea that women over 50 conceive of sexual harassment differently from millennials.
What was it like to conceive of, map out, and write the entire series with your collaborators?
Think of it this way: what is the biggest play that you could ever possibly conceive of?
"My work has to do with understanding how to conceive of the world through observation," she said.
It makes him hard to relate to: I'm terrified of heights, Honnold can barely conceive of fear.
Though he was not the first to conceive of each design, he made significant improvements to many.
It's hard to conceive of a more perfect artist for composing a song for an unborn child.
Therefore, it became necessary to conceive of innate biological differences between men and women, white and black.
The narrator is named "A Square," who can't conceive of anything beyond his own two-dimensional existence.
How can the average Afghan even conceive of a searchable database system of fingerprints and iris scans?
" There are no poor people there, nor even unhappy people, "because the society couldn't conceive of them.
If we waited for men to conceive of products like these, how long might it have taken?
They all couldn't conceive of why I'd want to stop to do 'The Importance of Being Earnest.
His neighbor Robert Oswald, a construction worker, admired Mr. Levitt's ability to conceive of an entire community.
"For us it is painful to conceive of London far from Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Rome," he said.
For starters, it's a reflection of the fact that most Americans simply cannot conceive of politics beyond elections.
How do you conceive of a show if that's the case, if there's going to be lower ratings.
I'm sorry that your narrow misogynistic world view can't conceive of the fact that there are female Veterans.
But an interesting divide opened over how to conceive of the "scandalous" half of the rule under review.
Two years is plenty of time for most filmmakers to conceive of, fund, shoot, and complete a film.
"It's impossible for us to conceive of one million people going onto the street each time," he said.
We need games that look at problems and conceive of large, big solutions that emanate beyond single actions.
Do we ask our policymakers to conceive of new ways to make our border more hellacious to cross?
Instead, I am left sort of understanding vessels and how the villagers conceive of the human/AI relationship.
Only a startup would conceive of work without money, because in Startup Land a "valuation" is quasi-fictional.
Who today could bring Americans together like he did, and can we even conceive of such a person?
It's work almost no one else could do, would even be able to conceive of employing as reality.
Such a mistake would be so elementary that it's hard to conceive of how it would be possible.
"It's very difficult for that community to conceive of the woman as not being at fault," says Green.
We can't be hurt, and that makes it so hard to conceive of it happening to anyone else.
Call it a lack of negative imagination — the capacity to conceive of and prepare for worst-case scenarios.
If you conceive of it as a population of voters, on the other hand, the picture is different.
Himes would never conceive of his writing as optimistic, but its rawness, originality and impact are beyond question.
"We didn't conceive of this show as a brick through anyone's window," Yang also told the Washington Post.
House Democrats should conceive of their intended audience not as swing voters or cable news pundits but posterity.
How do you conceive of the relationship between white evangelicals and Donald Trump overall that got him elected?
Honestly, it probably took him longer to sign his illustration than it took to conceive of and execute it.
Q. How did you conceive of this style of filmmaking — writing as you go along, recruiting local, untrained actors?
It's difficult to conceive of what kind of extra steps could be added to make it even more extreme.
Ushering in modernity, as they conceive of it, has always just been a matter of clearing away the filth.
Because as privileged white people, you don't know how to help with a problem you cannot possibly conceive of.
With such new perception, we can conceive of ways to make for new ways of thinking, feeling and behaving.
It's almost impossible to conceive of it and direct it and cast it and make it as a film.
For Ricoeur, we conceive of evil through the realm of myth, or grand narratives that express common human experience.
It's hard to conceive of a more sombre theme, so why are we leafing through a children's picture book?
Passionate about culture, she did not conceive of fashion without the arts, which were always present in her creations.
Trying to conceive of it as an inflatable, I just assumed we needed it to be a simplistic design.
In a vacuum, one could conceive of any number of arrangements that are either pro-competitive or anti-competitive.
The term "Latin America" has been widely debated among curators, and I am wondering how you conceive of it.
The Austins conceive of each collection as a harmonious set whose parts are meant to sit side by side.
Only a man like this could conceive of a permanent campaign, extending infinitely after Election Day, as something desirable.
It's more useful to conceive of the subject in actionable terms: working with other people to create constructive change.
Both films raise sobering issues, and Ejiofor did not even conceive of his debut picture as a children's film.
People used to conceive of "online extremism" as distinct from the extremism that took form in the physical world.
We tend to achieve "truths" through problem solving — we conceive of truth as a singular, rather than multiple, answer.
Most Israelis (and many Palestinians) cannot conceive of a one-state model with equal rights for all Arabs and Jews.
Since Mr Xi cannot conceive of any other body running the country, to save the party is to save China.
But it's an expression of how many people, including the 13,000-plus who've volunteered for his campaign, conceive of it.
For the life of me, I cannot conceive of anyone who will willingly download an app for their flip flops.
These conditions demand that we re-center the body, but that we also conceive of a feminism with many centers.
When Lyotard coined his term, he was observing the tendency to conceive of knowledge in the form of story-telling.
It signaled a remaking of not just the Republican party but of how we conceive of -- and analyze -- American politics.
It was a moment when a result I assumed was impossible, that I couldn't really conceive of, became a reality.
This sensitivity to the ever-widening demographics of gaming led them to conceive of this charity campaign back in May.
It is difficult to conceive of the Chinese navy developing a significant facility at Hambantota without also controlling the airport.
Although the U.S. played a major role in the development of the deal, it did not conceive of the idea.
"It is hard to conceive of an ethical argument against use of the most accurate predictive instrument," the report stated.
Many architects have used the humble chair to try out new ideas or conceive of complementary furniture for their buildings.
It's difficult to conceive of the alternative, really, but engineers have a vision of computers that exist as materials themselves.
The family had lived for generations in the state of Punjab and could not conceive of living any place else.
And this is from someone who never once had a private office and frankly can't conceive of such a luxury.
But this collection of images is anything but what one would normally conceive of when thinking about a photo album.
Could one not rather conceive of hell as a way station of refinement and purification for those transitioning to paradise?
But as a practical matter, it's hard for me to conceive of a court upholding a president's pardon of himself.
I expect to conceive of it like a ground-floor restaurant, as a place people might want to visit regularly.
My editor, Scott Allie at Dark Horse, pretty much said, If you can conceive of it, we will do it.
The artist's sister and nephew helped conceive of his final resting place, the interior of which faithfully replicates Paisley Park's atrium.
BR: So you've helped conceive of "frugal science," this idea that scientific materials should be cheap, easy to distribute, and equitable.
Ideally, she wants to be able to create literally anything that she can conceive of, no matter how spectacular or involved.
But many of these networks were built by young men who couldn't conceive of all the ways things could go wrong.
His basically zero-sum perspective shows us how not to conceive of a world that is rife with nonzero-sum games.
Good question, but then maybe it was the author's mistake to conceive of this book as a biography in any case.
"It is virtually impossible to conceive of even the earliest states without a systematic technology of numerical record keeping," Scott maintains.
Upon receiving a delivery of squid so fresh it luminesces, he won't conceive of a whole new way to serve it.
Like Carter, Clinton could not conceive of a world in which the voters would buy what the Republican nominee was selling.
"We hope to inspire others in the community to conceive of solutions to what is a very complicated problem," he said.
We cannot conceive of the manipulative use of a "war on drugs" to go after black communities and the antiwar movement.
" But, he says, it is "greater than anything any of us will ever conceive of in detail worthy of its detail. . . .
What would it do to our sentences, our sense of ourselves and how we conceive of our obligations to the environment?
In today's finger-pointing, name-calling media world, can you even conceive of a scenario where no one is really "at fault"?
Like, how could you possibly conceive of sticking a boring Starbucks gift card under the tree once you've seen these bangin' buys?
It's easier for us to conceive of a heroine in Black Widow's slinky but staid bodysuit or Batgirl's new yellow combat boots.
Tarkovsky makes a drama out of walking through a field that appears to contain no threats as we usually conceive of them.
If our regulators cannot conceive of privacy violations as harmful, Europeans will insist that their two dozen privacy agencies oversee American business.
We no longer conceive of old-fashioned circuses, and the schooling of animals to be props and comic attractions, as harmless fun.
Or try to conceive of The Big Lebowski, but if nobody had told Jeff Bridges beforehand that he was playing The Dude.
We basically sat down and just threw out every idea we could possibly conceive of and of all the things we wanted.
Anyone can conceive of big ideas, but to carve them into being requires political leaders with the courage to protect important landscapes.
Even when thinking about the end of his life, he seemed to conceive of it as consonant with his work, a performance.
If reason is designed to generate sound judgments, then it's hard to conceive of a more serious design flaw than confirmation bias.
In that context, it's all the more jarring that so few entrepreneurs could conceive of a fat person who is also smart.
Perhaps Sagehen's most important legacy is cultural: persuading the Sierra's warring stakeholders to conceive of forest management in ways they had previously rejected.
That doesn't mean they reflect a real threat; what they reflect is the inability of technologists to conceive of moderation as a virtue.
To those who could not conceive of Dutarte's scandalous, lawbreaking promises becoming reality, his 5-week-old administration is coming as a shock.
"It's hard to conceive of a policy more horrific than intentionally separating children from their parents as a form of punishment," she said.
"It is so hard to conceive of making art without an audience who will eventually see it," Heti writes, early in her book.
Just as most of us have never known an England without Elizabeth, few of us can conceive of the fashion world without Karl.
The most important of which was the realization that he could conceive of, write, and execute his own story from start to finish.
Richard Avedon's groundbreaking "In the American West" photo series from 1979, for example, has largely influenced the way we conceive of street photography.
Most of these programs conceive of the canon far too narrowly, but the canon is an elite debating society that anyone can join.
"I can conceive of no way in which you can avoid bags of cash if we back down from FinCEN guidance," Democrat Rep.
"By the end of that very first workshop, I couldn't conceive of doing the show without him," Ms. Landau said in an interview.
Adlon allows us to conceive of a world in which a single mom isn't torn between her Romantic Desires and her Mothering Responsibilities.
The discovery opened a new field of astronomy and earned a Nobel prize in physics for three researchers who helped conceive of LIGO.
"In terms of long form, Warner Brothers has an [intellectual property] library that is like few others that we can conceive of, candidly."
Indeed, they work with such piston-like coordination that it is hard to conceive of one poppy-seed-size brain controlling them all.
The Lib Dems were so badly burnt by the coalition of 2010 with Mr Cameron that they could not conceive of repeating the experience.
The inability to conceive of or imagine the answers to these questions is arguably one of the biggest failures of the modern Western world.
Here's the unifying theme that ties together a lot of Trump's reckless behavior: If you conceive of every relationship as a one-time exchange.
When the less powerful threaten that in almost any way you can conceive of, they are immediately framed as more powerful, aggressive, and abusive.
The bill refuses to conceive of any scenario where two gay or lesbian Ugandans could together as adults for consensual, healthy same-sex relations.
Like it or not, all artists continually place bets on their careers, even if they don't conceive of their own decisions in such terms.
It is hard to conceive of the Sanders campaign's latest exercise in tortured logic as an actual plan to contest the convention in Philadelphia.
It's difficult to conceive of something that better fits the label "stunt marketing," but it does still manage to illustrate the feature pretty well.
If the Rosenbergs weren't guilty of treason back then, it's almost impossible to conceive of how Trump affiliates could be guilty of it today.
Now, however, customers conceive of it much more expansively, and include evaluations of such diverse factors as:How difficult is your organization to work with?
"It is difficult to conceive of Allergan's transaction as anything other than a sham to subvert the existing intellectual property system," the senators wrote.
"We're trying to conceive of how this will unfold," Deputy Secretary Work said at the Atlantic Council in May, speaking of the Third Offset.
Employing media from ink painting to animatronics, they conceive of China more as a concept than as an identity, eschewing easy associations and symbols.
Today, if you can conceive of it, you can probably do it—right there, on stage, on the spot, in front of the crowd.
Patti Smith, who helped conceive of the series with Biesenbach, also contributed two installations, a photography series, and a gallery dedicated to Walt Whitman.
"I could not conceive of myself playing those old chestnuts and getting pleasure from them again and again," he told The Times in 1981.
It's a slow, dim animal, so used to its own plodding, heavy steps and steady breathing that it can't conceive of any other speed.
Two thinkers he respected deeply probably influenced him: St. Augustine of Hippo and Tolstoy, both of whom conceive of confession similarly in their autobiographies.
When Mr. Bentley was sworn in as governor in 2011, it seemed almost impossible to conceive of a politician with less potential for drama.
It should never be implemented, and we should not have to live in a country where our policy advisers even conceive of such laws.
"It is difficult to conceive of any scheme Putin could undertake that would undermine confidence in our democracy more than removal would," he wrote.
The discovery opened an entirely new field of astronomy and earned a Nobel Prize in Physics for three researchers who helped conceive of LIGO.
Throughout my life, I have witnessed the fragmentation of many countries, and I cannot conceive of that happening in the European Union of today.
But we cannot conceive of any honest or any sane man supposing for one moment that it is his duty to murder his fellows.
It's time to conceive of museums as social, educational centers with libraries, classrooms, gathering spaces where everyone — especially young people — love to hang out.
This deep seated hatred preordained that members of the opposing gangs could not conceive of any circumstances that could justify reaching across the divide.
So it becomes impossible for we viewers to conceive of them as a real contender, even when they were the heavy favorite on the island.
Osterloh has barely had enough time to sample all the snacks in the mini-kitchen, much less conceive of and ship a bunch of products.
They include: Don't lie, don't murder, and other commandments and directives along those lines, demands that conceive of morality in stark black-and-white terms.
And in some cases, thinking outside the bounds of a "normal" relationship can even inspire people to conceive of iconic, badass female comic book heroes.
But despite their differing theological stances, Paris and O'Neill ask a vital question about how we as a culture conceive of the value of life.
But right now it's so hard to conceive of a party being held hostage by a demography in decline and it building a winning coalition.
Both classical and left liberals conceive of humans as rights-bearing individuals who should be given as much space as possible to fulfil their dreams.
The show that we may conceive of in pre-production, and then when the nominations come out, is not necessarily the show that will air.
He was perhaps also the first to conceive of humans as units of interest-producing capital (or "human capital," although again, the term comes later).
But in the way they conceive of politics -- and the way they practice it -- there are lots more similarities than either one would likely admit.
Dr. Kaloyeros had been given free rein by Mr. Cuomo to conceive of high-tech economic development projects that could create jobs across the state.
We conceive of ourselves largely as members of different groups, as collections of various identities defined by those groups, one of which is political identity.
I can no longer conceive of my own personal and professional flourishing without daily joining with targeted communities to build power together, to flourish together.
The problem is that, when you are selling ICOs, it's easy to conceive of offering a token that doesn't fit the definition of a security.
This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. I suspect that most people find it hard to conceive of time existing before they were born.
BROADLY: How did you first get interested in documenting the lives of abortion providers, and how did you first start to conceive of the documentary?
I was always alive to the dangers he was putting himself in, even when I couldn't quite conceive of the true gravity of the situation.
It's only if you don't need more power than you already have that you could possibly conceive of politics as an at-home leisure activity.
Ultimately, the problem with both of these conservative visions is that they conceive of America's relationships with other countries in terms of crass dominance hierarchies.
Even Albert Einstein, whose theory of general relativity made it possible to conceive of such a place, thought the concept was too bizarre to exist.
How we conceive of sculpture is being subtly altered by the increasing ubiquity of photography and it's effect on how we visualize ourselves and our reality.
"I can't conceive of any circumstance in which we would use that system to choke off the supply of highly skilled, highly paid workers," he said.
"I can't conceive of an effective way to do any of it from your microwave oven," University of Massachusetts-Amherst researcher Stephen Frasier told the publication.
It reveals the way America's holiday "traditions" as we conceive of them now are a much more recent and politically loaded invention than one might expect.
"The fact that someone could even conceive of such a game, and then play it and think it's funny is beyond words," Berg told WSB-TV.
For as long as Mr dos Santos held the reins, "you could not conceive of genuine reform," says Ricardo Soares de Oliveira, also of Oxford University.
As troublesome, expensive, and mentally exhausting as this one drink was to conceive of and conjure up, the actual act of brewing it was pretty painless.
No one saw them coming because no one could conceive of such a large international supplier of aluminum being locked out of the U.S. dollar system.
No one saw them coming because no one could conceive of such a large international supplier of aluminium being locked out of the U.S. dollar system.
So, the people whom Civilized does not serve must include the poor, rather than only the stoner as we might ordinarily conceive of him or her.
The discovery opened an entirely new field of gravitational-wave astronomy and earned a Nobel Prize in Physics for three researchers who helped conceive of LIGO.
And the Romney campaign was so out-matched technologically that it could not conceive of how out-matched it was, a sort of an Election Singularity.
There are many ways to conceive of this, but one way is something Uber Director of Engineering for Airspace Systems Tom Prevot calls Dynamic Skylane Networks.
It would be neat if AI could alleviate a bit of stress from individuals chewing on pencils as they conceive of the next great paint name.
Thankfully, times have changed, and it's actually possible to conceive of a stepparent who isn't necessarily wicked, or maybe is wicked but in a Boston way.
The fact that we can even conceive of that for a guy who played 80 percent of his career in the Dead Puck era is ridiculous.
Camus's novel asks if we can conceive of suffering not as an individual burden but as a shared experience — and maybe turn it into something affirmative.
And prayer enables us to seek strength from a connection both to the divine (however we conceive of divinity) and to the community praying with us.
This is a valuable reminder to those today who apply labels like "fascist" to far-right politicians: It's better to conceive of them in modern terms.
I don't think you can begin to conceive of what the impact is going to be on the women who are watching this Kavanaugh thing happen.
Frankly, I dreaded the task of recapping this week's reunion episode, as I could not conceive of a mechanism by which I could shift cranial gears.
More importantly, Trump seems to conceive of US military bases overseas as zero-sum transactions that benefit the host country at the cost of American taxpayers.
As the climate is rapidly changing and the species extinction rate reaches unprecedented levels, we desperately need to conceive of alternative ways of inhabiting the planet.
Directors would not so much build films around specific plots as conceive of generalized situations that computers would set into motion, depending on how viewers reacted.
I have no doubt the program can be improved, but I find it hard to conceive of a great nation that does not feed the hungry.
Given the MAC's history, it is impossible to conceive of a young coach taking a job there and not wondering whether it might be a steppingstone.
And it's true that if you went by past standards, by normal standards, it's almost impossible to conceive of a guy like this winning the nomination!
"I can't conceive of a way that he wasn't aware that he was hurting patients," says Henderson, who eventually took his concerns to the state medical board.
It's failure to conceive of the social network as anything other than a viral advertising platform with a side of political discourse, life updates, and baby photos.
It's not the idea of creating a fantasy Japan that's Anderson's problem — it's the underlying sense that he wouldn't be able to conceive of a real one.
She then began to conceive of a food company that would combine food styling and photography with cooking and recipe development, which is what she does today.
But it's hard to conceive of an attorney general more aligned with Trump's agenda and capable of accomplishing it than Sessions, a former US attorney and senator.
Humans are smart enough to conceive of free will, the show argues, but that's really just a façade used to interpret the much more basic, fundamental truth.
"I can't conceive of any circumstance in which we would use that system to choke off the supply of highly skilled, highly paid workers," Hammond told lawmakers.
Seeing music and fashion as completely intertwined simply reflects how my generation grew up—we simply cannot conceive of one without a full helping of the other.
Collender: Different policies are linked in a single spending bill all the time, but it's hard to conceive of the health care and spending debates being combined.
A quote from one of Chang's journals that provides the exhibition's title suggests the artist, himself, did not conceive of painting and poetry as two autonomous practices.
It is interesting to conceive of sight in this way, as similar to smell — a sense that requires direct contact with particles from which scents are derived.
The responsibility that comes with having a soul — or however you prefer to conceive of moral culpability — is to not just our own kind but our neighbor.
This addition to the base bill will go a long way towards fostering innovation in unlicensed bands and empowering entrepreneurs to conceive of new products and applications.
Although she had many positive meetings, she also told me that male investors often couldn't conceive of a business that catered to women who worked full-time.
In the electromechanical era, it was almost impossible to conceive of printing two versions of the same day's newspaper simultaneously in plants separated by an entire continent.
It is impossible to conceive of most of Debussy's piano music being written at a desk, or outdoors, despite his frequent use of "en plein air" titles.
We need new work that actively challenges and counterbalances old assumptions, that offers radical models for how to conceive of ourselves and how to treat each other.
In another blow to his EU partners, Conte said he could not conceive of progress in euro zone reforms unless Italy's interests were properly taken into account.
In such a moment, it's hard to conceive of either party finding a truly unifying candidate, a candidate who can garner the enthusiasm of the entire party.
It is also why that party will not conceive of its role in impeachment as entailing a constitutional responsibility independent of the president's political and personal interests.
And those last four states hint that the way we conceive of the South may have less to do with geography and historical context than we think.
In another blow to his EU partners, Conte said he could not conceive of progress in euro zone reforms unless Italy's interests were properly taken into account.
Whether from friend or foe, that assessment reflects not the Obama presidency, but rather the assessors' inability to conceive of a true foreign policy of prudence and restraint.
"The British government remained willing to conceive of Native Americans as subjects of the crown, similar to colonists," Ethan Schmidt writes in Native Americans in the American Revolution.
If we cannot attain complete and lasting tranquility in the face of a death sentence, we can nevertheless conceive of a series of precarious, provisional moments of acceptance.
Of course, this only strikes people as a problem if they can't conceive of a world in which white people are not at the center of every story.
I've noodled my way around a guitar for the past few decades like any other white dude, but I couldn't conceive of putting together a project like this.
With exceptions, they do not conceive of themselves as playing on the same turf, let alone by the same rules, as establishment news organizations and liberal media outlets.
He did not conceive of countless individual gods dwelling in every separate object, but rather of a single God diffused through and in fact identical with the universe.
In their heart of hearts, and in their brain, they should not conceive of him being president of this country, but they still want to vote for him.
If you conceive of religion this way, as bad science plus arbitrary injunctions, of course you will think it should be replaced by good science and rational ethics.
Last year, Ledgard teamed up with Federico Díaz, a Czech-Argentine conceptual artist, to imagine how an artificially intelligent robot would conceive of the natural world around it.
It's an Earth teeming with more life than we can conceive of, and it's all happening at once, on a globe that never stops spinning on its axis.
When you look at all the meetings that you've had with Carrier, SoftBank and Alibaba, do you conceive of making this a program, maybe sitting inside of commerce?
Elizabeth Warren, have been undertaking for several years if they are to conceive of an economic agenda that will win back many voters who left them this time around.
Only Spielberg, long hailed as a cinematic visionary and one of the most influential filmmakers working in the business, can't be bothered to conceive of this new cinematic language.
In their writing on homelessness, social psychologist Devon Price has said that "laziness," at least in the way most of us generally conceive of it, simply does not exist.
Like cinema, it's difficult to conceive of an idea that someone hasn't at least had a stab at, be it a big budget blockbuster or scrappy art house effort.
We tend to conceive of global temperature rise as a slow, steady and predictable threat: humans release emissions, the atmosphere gets warmer and sea levels get higher and higher.
You're going to want to look at him or conceive of him in your mind, and I would like to be the only one who gets to do that.
"While admittedly futuristic in vision, one can conceive of scenarios where UUVs sense, track, identify, target, and destroy an enemy— all autonomously," reads a US Department of Defense report.
Beyond broad-scale usage, the findings also show that how teenagers conceive of social media, and the role the apps play in their lives, is complicated and sometimes contradictory.
"Until these issues are resolved, it is difficult to conceive of a circumstance that would counsel in favor of enforcing" the due diligence requirements, he said in a statement.
On College Football It is difficult to conceive of how Lamar Jackson will not win the Heisman Trophy — even if, in college football terms, that eventuality is eons away.
But if a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with their own.
In a statement the company said:E-scooters have only been allowed on German roads since June, and it is already hard to conceive of a traffic scene without them.
"It was impossible to conceive of an incoming President Trump," said Ms. Omero, whose firm has worked for both former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton over the years.
Until now it was not possible for me to conceive of an American President capable of such an outrageous assault on truth, a free press or the first amendment.
Games in this genre can generally only conceive of nations or countries, those giant systems of governance that dominate our lives, as structures that produce bad byproducts at best.
Editor's Letter Of all the surprises that greet an American on her first trip abroad, the most transformative may be an understanding of how differently we conceive of time.
As a general rule, Saunders doesn't conceive of plots in advance, but rather tries to write one funny, interesting moment, and then another funny, interesting moment, and so on.
In one of the evening's big surprises, Rebecca Taichman, who helped conceive of "Indecent" while she was a graduate student, won the Tony for best direction of a play.
But if a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with our own.
Though undeniably relaxed, my romantic partner and I spent the next few hours couch-locked, barely able to formulate sentences, let alone conceive of the idea of sex stuff.
While it is fashionable these days in mental health circles to conceive of anxiety as a free-floating condition, it is often related to such profound violations of personal integrity.
It's easy to conceive of global logotype searching, recommendations for how to differentiate one's designs, even getting into evaluating motion graphics — why not, the way machine learning algorithms are improving?
It's also about the ways different Catholic camps conceive of the challenges of — and appropriate response to — modern liberalism, a divide that has only deepened under Pope Francis's controversial papacy.
As we conceive of them, online ethics foreground the full political, historical, and technological context of online communication; contend with the repercussions of everyday online behaviors; and avoid harming others.
Tom Pepinsky, a government professor at Cornell University, recently argued that Americans conceive of authoritarianism in a "fantastical and cartoonish" way, and that popular media—especially film—is to blame.
Most Americans, particularly the most jaded participants in politics, have become so accustomed to the bitter, unyielding partisanship of tribal politics that they can't even conceive of a different scenario.
The verses in "Get Free" do share a chord progression with "Creep," and it's difficult to conceive of anyone hearing those four chords in order and not thinking of Radiohead.
She couldn't conceive of this kind of place even existing, and even if she could, even if by some miracle she showed up, she wouldn't be able to recognize me.
The essays orbit around three chief concerns: How do we conceive of the world (metaphysics), how do we know what we know (epistemology) and how do we conduct ourselves (ethics).
Some look pretty hippy-dippy today, but these works foreshadow how Mr. Haacke would conceive of art works as systems, shaped first by the artist's invention, and then by external factors.
Although the Department of Justice will have a new political boss and could vastly change its priorities under Trump, Professor Johnson, at least, can't conceive of the case being dropped entirely.
Around 1505, Ariosto began to conceive of a new version, using many of the same characters, but his was more sophisticated in conception, language, variety of tone and point of view.
Young people deserve a future in which they can conceive of their own participation, and this requires a past that, however long the shadow of its achievements, begins at their scale.
We could all learn from the Progressives' efforts to conceive of a pluralistic Indian art, and their rejection of any "pure" essence of a culture, a race, a religion, a nation.
So it's difficult to conceive of atonement outside of carcerality, both from the people who have hurt others and from the media and other ecosystems trying to make sense of them.
Chafing at the limits of fabric art, she began to conceive of her work in sculptural terms and created the first Abakans, initially one at a time and later in groups.
"It is hard to conceive of the Great Depression absent World War I," he says, and he begins his book with the colossal military miscalculations that sent Europe into the abyss.
"It is difficult to conceive of a matter that has received media attention of the same magnitude as the prosecution of Mr. Manafort," his attorneys argue in the filing Wednesday morning.
Personally, I can't even think of forty-seven botanicals, and, unless the company is selling directly to neurasthenic beagles, I can't conceive of any customer who will sniff out every aroma.
Yeah, I think on some level it's hard for me to conceive of the kind of unabashed racism, sexism, homophobia, a fear of Muslims — do we have a phobia for that?
But a U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that nuclear disarmament was an "aspirational goal" only, and it was hard to conceive of it in the near term.
"I conceive of this inquiry to be a necessary step, among a number of others, toward crucial truth telling about and formal accountability for the gruesome killing of Mr. Khashoggi," Callamard said.
But it's not hard to imagine how people like Hilton, Jenner, and Kardashian — who recently echoed a sentiment similar in an interview with Refinery29 — are able to conceive of themselves as such.
If you live in San Francisco or New York City, it's probably hard to conceive of a lack of access to public transit as a major problem that needs to be solved.
It is difficult to conceive of a strategy for increasing U.S. economic competitiveness and supporting job creation that does not significantly take into account our two North American neighbors, Mexico and Canada.
Most traffickers in political ideas abide these incoherent rhetorical shortcuts simply because they can conceive of no other way to think about political dialogue, habituated to a narrow left-versus-right debate.
They can't conceive of this because many of them are fundamentally incapable of doing this themselves: Their politics, their need to protect their party's president, overrides their reason and guides their actions.
I couldn't conceive of Yamaguchi's victory the way she probably did — as another crucial step on the road to the 1992 Olympics, the fulfillment of long years of training, effort and sacrifice.
Most big-league players are so wrapped up in the struggle and singular focus it takes to succeed at the game's highest level that they can't conceive of life outside of baseball.
But his parents couldn't conceive of this, and in the final verse, the disciplinarian of the story storms into XV's room and stands before the altar the boy built for his idols.
Now it's just the two of us, with literally any sound we can conceive of at our fingertips, so there have to be some organizing principles otherwise we'll both go completely insane.
So the idea that natural is synonymous with good and unnatural is synonymous with evil really does run through history strongly — it's just how we conceive of what's natural that gets complicated.
If you conceive of rural America as a set of states, the Electoral College does give voters in Iowa or Montana or Wyoming a sizable say in the selection of the president.
All of a sudden, toward the end of the 19th century, it became possible to conceive of ordinary urban commercial and residential buildings whose height would surpass the limits of human stamina.
" But, it is difficult, if not impossible, to conceive of circumstances under which Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell, or Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump, would "non-judgmentally" exchange "narratives in interpersonal conversations.
Our culturally conflicted way of looking at Lent — plenty of Christians don't observe it, but plenty of secular people do — says a lot about how we conceive of sacrifice and self-denial.
Of course, a world where a pop star in her prime like Lady Gaga would take on a Vegas residency might have been impossible to conceive of only a few years ago.
As part of The Creators Project panel, Gaynor will be discussing utopian visions on equality, and how designers can help to conceive of and help create a better future and drive societal change.
A kind of eschatological nightmare seems to have taken over our imagination of the future, and it has become impossible to conceive of a world in which the common denominator isn't interminable tension.
We may normally conceive of this as a disclosure of different levels or ways of perceiving, as an opening of doors (as in William Blake) or bypassing of valves (as in Aldous Huxley).
A sense of civility that is unachievable in our world pervades because no person or group of people can conceive of themselves as superior to others based on looks, appearance, or physical characteristics.
As these platforms get built, new small and focused — and unscaled — companies that we can't even conceive of yet will be built on top, completely transforming the way we buy and use energy.
A few weeks ago, I conceded that the way political scientists conceive of strong parties is unlikely to persuade many people or to conform to contemporary norms about how parties should make decisions.
And it's been apparent this weekend that the only path he can conceive of is sinking to new depths and opening up a full-on, tabloid-style assault on Hillary Clinton's own character.
"I cannot conceive of any circumstances in which we would be using those migration controls to prevent banks, companies moving highly qualified highly skilled people between different parts of their businesses," he said.
Many men conceive of chores as "helping around the house," whereas women simply think of them as more work and, often, as their primary responsibility, even when they too have full-time jobs.
Riding on the wave of mobile devices, lightweight apps, and faster internet connections, it has changed the conversation about how many conceive of handling their data and offloading it off of their devices.
Mainstream political media and Trump's opponents in the Democratic Party conceive of politics as chess, a matter of feints and sacrifices and moves made so as to open the way for other moves.
Now don't get me wrong, short of defending my life or that of my family's, I could never conceive of a scenario in which I might use this weapon to take another life.
We conceive of time as a measurable quantity, or chronology, and yet, as writers from Saint Teresa of Ávila to Marcel Proust have testified, we often know time as limitless moments of ecstasy.
But he treasures them for 2000 years, before finally introducing them to the world through an art market he'd hardly have been able to conceive of when he found them in 153: eBay.
Markets find it hard to even conceive of the earnings hit and debt calculations associated with numbers like that, especially if they also have to aggregate it with such a V-shaped rebound.
And last week, Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said that it would be "tough to conceive" of continuing his campaign if he failed to qualify for the Democratic debate in October.
Among the more recent big shifts in how we conceive of supernatural communication occurred around the time of Charles Darwin, when there was an explosion of secular interest in the numinous, called spiritualism.
It's understandable that, in 1996, not too many people could conceive of a person that spends most of their time indoors staring at a screen without conversing with people on a daily basis.
Since Einstein didn't believe in the existence of black holes, he just couldn't conceive of a system that could behave in such a way that you would be able to see the gravitational waves.
Usually he's pretty hyped up, excited about the party that awaits him and eager to help facilitate the most incredible night of debauchery he and his group of D-bag friends can conceive of.
He grasped how, at home, millions could conceive of no benign explanation for economic and social changes that worried or disgusted them, and heard no argument from the two main parties that reassured them.
It is impossible to even conceive of similar statistics for cancer, diabetes, or heart disease, and you won't see "Saturday Night Live" doing a sendup of a politician's COPD or epilepsy symptoms anytime soon.
I can believe the White House is bad at math; I doubt they would conceive of a tax directly intended to undermine U.S. energy independence and gut a business already facing a historic recession.
"I'm interested in the idea that perfection is something that can't exist in the world, but that it is something that we can conceive of," Jonquil once told Ariela Gittlen for The Miami Rail.
In a format that's supposed to let us conceive of things that never existed, it's frustrating to see such a promising project fall back on quick, easy answers, instead of blazing a trail forward.
The relationship plays out like a parable about gender in the 1970s, between two people who think they are fully aware of human behavior but in fact conceive of it in very different ways.
After a lengthy pause, Barr said that he could "conceive of situations" in which news organizations had "run through a red flag or something like that" in which journalists could be held in contempt.
We couldn't conceive of why my mother—who had her hands full enough with taking care of two kids while my dad worked late nights—would even need to work at a flea market.
Clearly you did not conceive of the possibility that Lil Yachty would put out a song on which he and A$AP Ferg rap over some panpipes, because that is exactly what has happened.
"The best solution would be for this kind of training to be undertaken by an organization less invested in how consumers conceive of privacy on the internet," the authors of the journal article wrote.
It's funny what might have been abrasive or brave or outlandish 30 years ago is now so part and parcel of the pop landscape that you can't even conceive of it ever being challenging.
" A Harvard professor, Steven Pinker, advises us to set aside "childlike intuitions and traditional dogmas" and recognize that what we conceive of as the soul is nothing more than "the activity of the brain.
But after shooting 21 for 65 in the last three games of this series, he would best conceive of his summer free-agent hunt as a protégé in search again of a true leader.
" Indigenous writer, Alicia Elliott, replied to the latter sentiment in a Tweet: "The type of people who make unproven claims about 'paid protesters' cannot conceive of anyone doing anything without the promise of money.
At that time, it was definitely easier to conceive of a relationship—or just casual sex—with another HIV-positive person because of the stigma I'd internalized and the fear of passing it along.
Even without "Pericles" or "Two Noble Kinsmen," which were left out of its first edition, the folio would transform publishing, theater and maybe even how we conceive of what it means to be human.
"It's such an alien concept for us, as very visually driven animals, to conceive of how an animal might see its habitat without eyes, but now we know of two examples," Sumner-Rooney added.
Instead of kvetching, leaders in New Jersey should focus on improving their transportation network before congestion pricing takes effect, said Charles Komanoff, a transportation expert who helped conceive of congestion pricing in New York.
Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, in his 1932 manifesto on fascism, makes his movement sound almost like a religion — a way for ordinary people to conceive of themselves as belonging to a world of mythic heroes.
To prepare for creating the series, Joy and her husband, Jonathan Nolan — the show's co-creator — played video games, including Grand Theft Auto, and it helped them conceive of how people would interact with Westworld.
For that reason, the U.S. must conceive of a new, effective strategy for Sudan's transition, and value its own democratic ideals that a younger generation of men and women is aspiring to defend in Sudan.
Drawing on interviews with people in the, er, business, Mr. Jones also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or are conceived of by others — as sexual beings (26200:21).
Drawing on interviews with people in the, er, business, Mr. Jones also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or are conceived of by others — as sexual beings (246:2212).
Drawing on interviews with people in the, er, business, Mr. Jones also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or are conceived of by others — as sexual beings (1:25).
Drawing on interviews with people in the, er, business, Mr. Jones also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or are conceived of by others — as sexual beings (2745:23000).
Those who are most concerned about ethnic segregation tend to conceive of minority communities in almost entirely negative terms — as groups built around the rejection of the values, lifestyles and networks of the majority culture.
Small growers just can't compete on price with larger growers, because of economies of scale, so they need to conceive of themselves and market themselves as artisan producers of a very high quality special product.
One of Lowenthal's most important conclusions is that how we conceive of the past is not a natural or static thing — the past is not something embalmed — but is culturally contingent and constantly in flux.
Eileen is working hard to make a transition into the movie business, but in the meantime, she can't extricate herself from prostitution or conceive of how to make an ordinary romantic relationship with Jack work.
Drawing on interviews with people in the, er, business, Mr. Jones also discusses how women of our era are conditioned to conceive of themselves — or are conceived of by others — as sexual beings (2581:21212).
The Ottoman ambassador readily agreed to this reciprocity, unable to conceive of any Ottoman who would see an advantage—spiritual or economic—in apostasy or, for that matter, take up permanent residence on this island.
This interaction is so strange and specific I cannot conceive of what a second instance of "this kind of thing" might be, let alone envision the conditions that would result in such events becoming recurrent.
A more realistic, nuanced approach to the way we conceive of mental illness would go a long way toward validating the myriad potential causes for human suffering and clearing paths for many more in need.
A more realistic, nuanced approach to the way we conceive of mental illness would go a long way toward validating the myriad potential causes for human suffering and clearing paths for many more in need.
So much of Incredibles 2 offers some of the most visually inventive, most astonishing superhero sequences in all of moviemaking, and it's hard to conceive of those losing their punch when all is said and done.
The suit, which has not been previously reported, was brought by a father and son who claim that after they helped conceive of the business, the pool attendant and Falwell wrongly cut them out of it.
Interior designer Chiara de Rege, who worked on The Wing, agrees with Okin that the Into The Gloss aesthetic has played an increasingly central role in how the women she works with conceive of their bathrooms.
According to a Vulture profile published the day before he died, Brion reportedly made fun of Miller for constantly asking for water sounds to be added to the album, prompting Miller to conceive of the title.
" Later Sunday, Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter that the country she "come(s) from" and "swears to" is the US and suggested that Trump is "angry because you can't conceive of an America that includes us.
It was impressive because he and his team at SRI's Augmentation Research Center had to conceive of and create nearly every piece of technology they displayed, from the window-based graphical interface to the computer mouse.
BARR: "Um.... I think that -- I know there are guidelines in place, and I can conceive of situations where as a last resort... there could be a situation where someone could be held in contempt." pic.twitter.
Even before the recent events, regular reports in recent years of localized ceasefires also seem to confirm that, at the ground level of this war, there is an ability to conceive of accommodations to reduce violence.
That said, I'm painfully aware of the fact that, on the long-ago day when I offered Captain Nguyen my feeble condolences, I lacked the imagination to conceive of the trials about to befall his countrymen.
The folds are supposedly meant to symbolize hands in prayer, and the three holes are the Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—it was basically the most Christian food that humans could conceive of.
As Apple continues its institutional struggle to conceive of what the Apple Watch is, or could be, in the imaginations of its customers, it's worth remembering that Apple's stated commitment to privacy is, in practice, narrow.
"The idea that nature is the essence of goodness, is purity and truth, is so foreign to my perception of the world that I can't even conceive of how people can think that way," he said.
Not only did he conceive of ideas as original as the phonograph and alkaline battery, but he also worked to expand on existing ideas — such as the lightbulb — and brought them to fruition in creative ways.
It would be difficult to conceive of a location more perfect for a Christmas film than Bracebridge: the tourist hub's primary attraction, called Santa's Village, is a 60-acre, Christmas-themed amusement park open year-round.
Now is the time to come together to conceive of ways that we can organize on the basis of how we are threatened by the political landscape and how we can wield influence on the powerful.
Without carbon there would be no polymers with which to make either wool or rubber, no muscles with which to rub the two together, no brains to conceive of doing so—or of explaining what happens afterwards.
In fairness, it would be difficult for a Texan to conceive of a literal interpretation of either idea, given the integration of the two economies and the fact that the border between the two is a river.
"I personally cannot conceive of not only the Palme d'Or, but any other prize, being given to a film and then being unable to see this film on a large screen," he said, according to ABC News.
So tell me, is it actually so wild to conceive of a future in which we might temporarily curtail women's reproductive rights in the face of a population crisis, all in the name of the greater good?
Yet the issues of intent and constitutionality cited by Mueller are exactly why it is absurd to conceive of any information exchanges — particularly in the context of political speech, the core of First Amendment liberty — as criminal.
Park didn't conceive of the films as a triptych, and it is indeed better to think of them as three distinct meditations on the theme of vengeance, telling the stories of ordinary people driven to extraordinary extremes.
But looking out from the beige Retriever Learning Center onto the hilltop campus, with its hodgepodge of older brick buildings and newer, glassier ones, it seemed extremely difficult to conceive of U.M.B.C. turning into a jock school.
When our greatest commodity is attention, one way to conceive of societal payment is for an abuser to simply refrain from calling attention to himself; to give us the time to not think of him at all.
They probably could not conceive of anything as complicated as a pandemic, although they were hit hard by the West Nile virus, but looking at a crow, you could never be sure exactly what it might know.
" This group show of 10 LA-based artists — including Milano Chow, Cauleen Smith, and Megan Whitmarsh — will redefine how we conceive of "loitering" and how the act of idling about may "contain a seed of radical potential.
What she should do is something Mr. Trump could never conceive of — concede that she has listened to the mounting tide of public opinion and is willing to modify her position (a public option available to all?).
They record and replay our messy negotiations with the world, reminding us that to conceive of our existence as removed from the wider biosphere — as the American president would have it — is really nothing short of delusional.
"In any era when people are disillusioned with traditional politics, it certainly looks as if we can conceive of elections where the victor has no ostensible political experience as a plausible model of the future," Street said.
Consider that gender is, in the end, a made-up convention-- and compelling people (emoji users, for example) to make it relevant to everyday interactions hurts every one of us, no matter how we conceive of ourselves.
The message is clear, and it won't take much for a political appointee in some agency to conceive of an ingenious way of ingratiating himself with the White House by making life difficult for the store chain.
Because she didn't identify as male anymore, she suggested, she could "conceive of women as possible romantic or sexual interests" without having to stomach her "disgust at male heterosexuality" or having to view herself as complicit in it.
Finally, many see women as lacking any sense of justice — to critics, women want all men's heads to roll, regardless of the accusation, and can conceive of no possible response to sexual misconduct but career destruction or incarceration.
"I couldn't conceive of how to kill a man, and I kept asking myself what will happen to the blood around him, what will happen to the body, what will I gain from killing this guy?" he said.
I don't see how anything a broadcast network could conceive of would be as gripping (and binge-worthy) as shows like that — and their audiences would likely be put off a bit by the Hebrew, French and German.
I guess you think of metal musicians as these Norse Gods, like how you'd conceive of Ozzy Osbourne from just the "bat thing"—like an otherworldly person that you can't immediately relate to other than just pure spectacle.
If you decide that red, green, blue, and yellow are the four fundamental colors—urfarben, Hering called them, though today scientists say "unique hues"—then why can't people see, or even conceive of, red-green and blue-yellow?
He is also threatened by his unique handicap -- an apparent inability to, at least publicly, conceive of the hacking story as anything more or less than a backdoor assault on the legitimacy of his victory on Election Day.
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm did not conceive of their original collection of folk tales — published in 1812 and gathered from sources ranging from older relatives and artsy friends to servants — as a book to be read by children.
"The only way I can conceive" of writing, Hesse once said, is "as an act of confession"—a statement that could have been endorsed by his paternal grandfather, a doctor who left behind a memoir in two volumes.
In fact, they couldn't even conceive of two women having sex at all without a "phallic" component, hence the first use of "tribade" (in the late first century) referred to a woman who penetrated other women (and men!
And even if a company hopes that the engineers think about implications, those workers (mostly white, mostly male, mostly in office parks around Palo Alto) cannot possibly conceive of how many lives the algorithms will impact and how.
"It is difficult to conceive of a public interest more substantial than ensuring that the House obtains highly pertinent evidence to present to the Senate as it considers whether the President should be removed from office," Letter wrote.
Seriously, here's every word Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler wrote about the new scooter: E-scooters have only been allowed on German roads since June, and it is already hard to conceive of a traffic scene without them.
The critical shift occurs when the organism is complex enough to become self-conscious, when it is capable of conceiving itself as an "I," and of grasping that other like-minded organisms also conceive of themselves this way.
Constance: Yes, the world of Cursed Child is definitely a lot flatter than the world of the books, in part because it can't conceive of any way to think about the female characters, and that's a real loss.
Scalia's dissent was described as "blistering" and at one point he went so far as to say that states would have never joined the Union if they could conceive of such a Supreme Court decision back in the day.
For the FTC to pursue the most problematic and structural challenges in privacy, such as data brokers, the agency has to conceive of how a loss of control over information and sale of it to others constitutes a harm.
"One could conceive of a scenario where a considerably protracted period of political uncertainty weighs upon German demand and, thus, begins to act as a drag on growth in the region more broadly," Rabobank said in the same note.
But even if that is the case, it's hard to conceive of a future where Zimbabwe's leadership could get worse, and it's worth reviewing the enduring misery and despair that the 2628-year-old Mugabe leaves in his wake.
It's just that the amount of money at stake for Ross, personally, in the question of Trump's political success is mind-boggling — far more than the typical person deals with in their lifetime or can even really conceive of.
Some designers, many of whom like to appear to conceive of each item of their half-dozen annual shipments while acknowledging a mysterious "team," have worried that his work for them will suffer as a result of his own label.
Under the old first-to-invent system, you could be the first to conceive of an invention and still obtain patent rights over an earlier filer by showing that you conceived first and continued to diligently work on your invention.
You mentioned Maslow there, and I'm sure you noticed David Brooks's column in the New York Times last week where he claimed you conceive of marriage within the "Maslow frame," meaning you think marriages exist to help each person self-actualize.
This is because the actual uses to which the app is put resides outside of the app itself, meaning that technological innovation very often depends on innovations in how we conceive of and exploit a particular technology (in this case GPS).
It's leaders are betting that the hundreds of edge devices they've deployed will generate data that will lead to scientific breakthroughs we can't even conceive of yet, innovations that will save us money, and in a way, save the world.
I can barely conceive of a world in which I chat to a stranger of the opposite sex in the club, let alone chatting to them so well we end up eating a pizza in near silence the afternoon after.
Marriage ends up as a hopeful, generous, infinitely kind gamble taken by two people who don't know yet who they are or who the other might be, binding themselves to a future they cannot conceive of and have carefully avoided investigating.
Although developers sometimes talk about "pair programming"—two programmers sharing a single computer, one "driving" and the other "navigating"—they usually conceive of such partnerships in terms of redundancy, as though the pair were co-pilots on the same flight.
The idea has been adopted by various utilitarian and liberal thinkers who conceive of happiness as social well-being — the sum of individuals who achieve health, wealth and security — that the state is called on to produce, increase and protect.
It became difficult, at some point, to even conceive of a romantic-comedy plot that could meet our moment; we're surrounded by films that come close but run into practical obstacles that force them to veer in some other direction.
"The second you conceive of any system of what happens after you die, you then realize, oh, there's a million flaws with this," Michael Schur, the creator of this sitcom, said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
"As someone who's lived in cities for almost all of my adult life, it's impossible to conceive of a well-functioning city without a strong public works and a strong governmental infrastructure," said Thomas Sugrue, a historian at New York University.
It's almost as if Hooper and company were tasked with making the worst movie they could conceive of, that it was one epic troll — that could be the nicest thing I could say about it, that they have achieved something.
It's almost as if Hooper and company were tasked with making the worst movie they could conceive of, that it was one epic troll—that could be the nicest thing I could say about it, that they have achieved something.
"I said at the very beginning of the month, if I'm not in the October debates, it's hard to conceive of a path forward, but I just want to make a decision based on the final facts as they are."
The club, once the province of the working class, is today also stocked with local power brokers, doctors and lawyers, and generations of locals of all races find it difficult to conceive of Mardi Gras day without the spectacle Zulu provides.
Robertson explains that Lizzie's testimony of her activities on the day of the murder was regarded as so bizarre because the police and prosecution could not conceive of the lack of purpose in the lives of unmarried women of her class.
There's a name for the game they play, and other teams trying to play it, although it's hard to look at the five-out offense being run by the dour and defeated Hawks and conceive of the teams as peers.
Conspiracy theories also serve to elevate events to be less banal: For example, it is easier to conceive of Princess Diana having been killed by some elaborate evil conspiracy than being the victim of a rather banal drunk-driving accident.
And if they can change the way other companies conceive of work, and prove that their model creates a better outcome for everyone involved — that won't bring down the system, but it has the potential to help make living in it more bearable.
He spotted a market opportunity: millions of Americans with conservative instincts, notably working-class whites in the Midwest, who felt ill-served by both major parties and could conceive of no benign explanation for social and economic changes that angered and dismayed them.
Did I conceive of my body as a musical instrument that belonged to no one in particular — banged up and out of tune, the property of some hospital's activity parlor, available for anyone to pick up and strum a vulgar ditty on?
"It was all more evidence that the natural world was warping, outpacing our capacity to prepare for, or even conceive of, the magnitude of disaster that such a disordered earth can produce," Mooallem wrote in his investigation for The New York Times.
But as more women break past the confines so often imposed upon them, they are free to conceive of wealth and richness in a way that makes sense to themIt doesn't come at the cost of being simultaneously successful in a traditional sense.
In order to reach the atmospheric, heady plane on which Lil Wayne of Da Drought 3 is operating, you have to conceive of rap a little differently, as an exercise of the mind rather than simply a vessel for beats and rhymes.
And, hey, as a former 14-year-old boy who fit that description, I can almost conceive of a version of this movie that embraced the sweet dorkiness inherent to that sort of fear, with a side of weird, pent-up sexuality.
"Older African Americans don't judge people by what they do in their bedrooms, but it's just something that they cannot conceive of in the top person in America," said Wilmer Nelson Jr., who is leaning toward Biden or Tom Steyer in the primary.
When we conceive of corporations as a kind of "private government," we see that these governments operate as dictatorships: You don't get to vote for your boss, or the CEO or board of directors, but you do have to do what they say.
And that is as ridiculous as claiming, "I know everything about everything that could ever possibly happen in the universe, ever," because there are always some unknown unknowns we cannot conceive of, no matter how knowledgeable and wise we think we are.
An obscure U.S. government agency, based in Virginia, maps the world, updating its free, online database monthlyGraphic: National Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyHuman beings conceive of the world as a giant map, as a series of places with lines drawn around them and labels inside the lines.
"It's not so much a golden as an iron age for painters," Vincent wrote, and, of all the movies about him, it is the least shining, Pialat's "Van Gogh," that tells the most iron truths, and has the courage to conceive of art as work.
Through insisting on the role of language as simultaneously visual and acoustic forms, Hausmann went so far as to conceive of what he called an optophone: a synaesthetic machine capable of transforming the sound of words into the display of colored lights (and vice versa).
He dismissed concerns about what may appear to be a lack of business experience as failures of the imagination, rooted in an inability to conceive of a different sort of U.S. Soccer presidency, one in which the president prioritizes development of the sport above profit.
Michael V. Hayden, a former director of both the C.I.A. and the National Security Agency, said, "Until now it was not possible for me to conceive of an American President capable of such an outrageous assault on truth, a free press or the first amendment."
What Felicelli can conceive of is impressive, so a story like "Snow," about a young Indian woman trying to make it as a model in New York City, is far less successful, feeling more indebted to "Sex and the City" than to her own instincts.
BERLIN (Reuters) - It is as hard to imagine how the U.S. government could force American consumers to stop buying German cars as it is to conceive of the German government persuading Germans to buy U.S.-made cars, a key ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
It is hard to conceive of a way to remove microfibers from the ocean on a grand scale, says Royer, but she hopes that scientific data will prompt policymakers to legislate for technical fixes to prevent the fibers entering the ocean in the first place.
Ms. Haspel did not conceive of the plan to create black sites, nor did she write the White House policy and judicial review by which the CIA was authorized to implement the program including "enhanced interrogation techniques" under House and Senate Intelligence Committee oversight.
" The therapy is described by its fictitious creators as a means of interrogating how "racialized trauma has not only transfigured the modes by which minoritarian individuals conceive of self but also the mode by which the minoritarian conceives self in relation to the other.
Lee is such a disgruntled little smudge of a man — a drinker, a brooder, a loner and a fighter — it's hard to imagine that his brother would ever conceive of naming him as guardian if there were any other relative capable of taking on the job.
We're a decade into LP culture now, and if you're in it you probably think this is the most boring thing, but it never fails to amaze me that I can enjoy someone else enjoying something so much that I can't conceive of one without the other.
Mostly because when I started this with my business partner—now my wife—we couldn't conceive of doing a small, food-based business where we were going to be working chef hours and unsealing a gallon jug of mayo and shredding a bunch of iceberg lettuce.
VDOO's approach was to conceive of a very lightweight implementation that sits on a small group of devices — "small" is relative here: the set was 16,000 objects — applying machine learning to "learn" how different security vulnerabilities might behave to discover adjacent hacks that hadn't yet been identified.
In a 2007 study in which she compared women and men convicted of intimate and non-intimate partner homicide, Auerhahn wrote that the "inability to conceive of women's violence" extends not only from judges to juries, but is also notably lacking in sociology and criminology research literature.
Mr. Cinader empowered his daughter, Emily Scott, to conceive of the company's aesthetic and oversee the design of its apparel while he focused on the financial side of the business and on marketing through the J. Crew catalog, a skill he had honed running Popular Merchandise.
Despite dismantling the concept of divine right and primogeniture, she still can't conceive of a nation without an emperor--her cynicism towards the nobility-controlled parliamentary system in Leicester is deep enough that she'd simply destroy it and reinstate a monarchy, albeit a uniquely egalitarian one.
It was the sheer physical freedom of Cornwall, compared to the constrictions of Woolf's London life, suggest the scholars Marion Dell and Marion Whybrow in "Virginia Woolf & Vanessa Bell: Remembering St. Ives," that helped her buck against the constructs of her day and conceive of independent achievement.
"I think the logical thing to say is I'm going to go and try and make the October debates and if I can, that's a good reason to keep going forward, and if I can't, I think it's really tough to conceive of continuing," de Blasio said.
They would not have been able to conceive of a world in which civilians could purchase weapons of war, a culture in which gun-entranced suburbanites could host birthday parties where children fire off AR-15s for fun at a homemade range on someone's family farm.
Considering Corbyn's egregious past of cozying up to organizations such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), Hamas and Hezbollah, and his anti-Western, anti-Semitic and socialist ideologies, it is difficult to conceive of what his relationship with America and the Trump White House might resemble.
Mr. Tarrant now appears to have become the first accused mass murderer to conceive of the killing itself as a meme; it seems he was both inspired by the world of social media and performing for it, hoping his video, images and text would go viral.
"It's hard to conceive of any guidance that's going to be upbeat for '19 unless and until we get some things behind us — not the least of which is [the] trade war with China," he said, noting that stocks will probably retest the December correction's lows this winter.
The conflict between labor and technology is considered by many an inevitability, yet in a world of data-mining and technology addiction, where the lines between producer and consumer are becoming increasingly blurred, the need to conceive of a socio-cultural equivalent of this tension becomes more pressing.
Microsoft deserves some credit here for helping reshape how consumers, and gadget makers, conceive of the PC. Since the advent of the first Surface 2-in-1 in 2012, the company has been unrelenting in its push to put the PC back to the design and productivity forefront.
To the outsider — in this writer's case, a white teen from the suburbs of Texas — it might be hard to conceive of the oft-wordless techno as revolutionary music; by the time I started hearing it in the early '90s, it certainly wasn't the relentless sound of Underground Resistance.
While there are some tools in Jira to help plan out projects better, Tara is proposing its platform as a kind of virtual project manager, or an assistant to an existing project manager, to conceive of the whole project, not just help with the admin of getting it done.
The panorama in true colorPhoto: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell/ASUOne important part of the mission was sharing images with the public as they came out—a practice that has now become standard for space agencies—and it has had a big impact on the way we conceive of Mars.
Michael Kazin, author of "The Populist Persuasion", comes close when he describes populism as "a language whose speakers conceive of ordinary people as a noble assemblage not bounded narrowly by class, view their elite opponents as self-serving and undemocratic, and seek to mobilize the former against the latter".
Either way, however, we are edging into a time when it is possible to conceive of an era in which women not only run the world (Sorry, could not end this without the de rigueur nod to Beyoncé), but also don't have to don mufti to do it.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen can be forgiven for responding in the way she did because no close ally of the United States could possibly conceive of a scenario in 2628 where the president of the United States was truly serious about purchasing the territory of a sovereign nation.
So, it was all the more shocking when he dropped his new bombshell at the first plenary meeting of the NATO summit: a demand to double to 4% of GDP the amount each ally contributes to its defense, a demand that no NATO member could feasibly conceive of meeting.
To live with violence that was both present yet remote built a disconnect in my mind: I lived with a sense of terror that was so commonplace I could nearly ignore it, yet so obviously distant from my life that I often struggled to conceive of it as real.
Too often, members in both parties seem to conceive of their work as performative rather than deliberative and use Congress as a platform to raise their profiles or build their personal brands before a larger audience, rather than letting Congress's constitutional contours contain, reshape and channel their ambitions.
To be fair, it's hard to conceive of anyone who could step into a role this iconic, played so brilliantly by Williams, and not be intimidated out of all self-expression, but Smith also quite understandably seems to present his character as spiritually worn down by his enslavement.
Nobody likes the Prime Minister's carefully negotiated plan for how the country might extricate itself from the European Union, but there is no Plan B — and without one in place by the March deadline, Britain would end up departing under far worse terms than anyone can really conceive of.
For another thing, these accounts present a dramatic situation that is almost too vast to conceive of — the nightmare of spending a decade or two or three locked away for a crime you didn't commit — while at the same time often fairly pedestrian and limited in its legal particulars.
"The images of therianthropes may also represent the earliest evidence for our capacity to conceive of things that do not exist in the natural world, a basic concept that underpins modern religion," said Adam Brumm, study co-author and associate professor at the Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution.
The people we see in Moonlight don't want our pity, which is what makes these characters exceedingly inspiring and human: Whether it's Naomie Harris's drug-addicted mother or the closeted Chiron, everyone in the ensemble can only see their life in the urgent present, unable to conceive of a future.
""If you conceive of your desire, you can then imagine that your goal will take place with belief, and then you will be able (to) retrieve the opportunity from the world's storehouse of riches," Mentz wrote in "Abundance Bible & the Secret Powers of Manifesting Wealth Health and Peace of Mind.
In an email interview, Daniel Bessner, a professor at the University of Washington's Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies who specializes in the history of US foreign policy, explained how Sanders and Warren conceive of US power and what they could do if they get the chance to wield it.
When I say my community, I don't just conceive of my community as Muslim and Palestinian and Arab, I also see my community as a whole host of folks who are committed to liberation and freedom, who are committed to LGBTQ freedom, who are committed to freedom from capitalism and racism.
It's also an "adult movie," an industry term to describe films that don't conceive of their primary, de facto audience as 17-year-old boys — an actual production and marketing tactic that coalesced around blockbuster fever in '70s and '80s Hollywood, which historians date to the 1975 release of Jaws.
This is a romantic way to consider your industry, of course, but when you work in a creative or semi-creative field, you're always looking to related businesses to find either kinship or difference: How do they conceive of not only what they do, but how and where they work?
"What Donald Trump's revolutionary effect has been [is] to make things acceptable that were unthinkable until recently," Will said on the Times podcast, asking host Pamela Paul if she could even conceive of past presidents like John Kennedy or Dwight Eisenhower uttering any of the many things Trump has said in office.
" — Nicholas Fandos 247:22020 P.M. Asked whether he would consider jailing journalists "for doing their jobs," Mr. Barr paused before explaining that he could conceive of situations "as a last resort" where a news organization or journalist needs to be held accountable for "putting out stuff that they know will harm the country.
" On reporters going to jail: Asked whether DOJ would ever jail reporters for doing their job, Barr said: "I can conceive of situations where, as a last resort, where a news organization [knows] they're putting out stuff that will hurt the country...there could be a situation where someone could be held in contempt.
As cynical and as sophisticated as we think ourselves to be, we cannot conceive of policies that, years later, Nixon's top aide, John Ehrlichman would bluntly describe to Dan Baum of Harpers thusly: The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people.
Buffett, speaking in the same interview Monday with Munger, also responded with, "I could not conceive of a world where you would have full employment, 5% budget deficits ... and have the long bond at 3%" Buffett and Munger appeared on "Squawk Box" for a wide-ranging interview on Monday, following the weekend festivities at Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting.
But there's not a need, and I can't conceive of a situation in which there would be a need, to have such flights of fancy here in the UK. The stimulus that we designed has been targeted not at the exchange rate but ... to support the domestic economy and we would expect it to flow mainly through that.
But it's also true that they present a real problem for many of the teachers expected to teach to them: They demand a transformation in classroom culture, require the purchase of new classroom materials and the development of new lesson plans, and ask teachers to sharply revise how they conceive of their own roles in the classroom.
And yet, he is not a traditional literary or history painter — for what old master would conceive of anything like his various images after Shakespeare's Hamlet, or his "The Death of Sardanapalus" (123-212), represented in the exhibition Delacroix at the Metropolitan Museum of Art by his small copy after the famous enormous work in the Louvre?
We must conceive of the country we want and drive relentlessly toward it, not because we are thunderstruck by the sheer immorality that has risen to the pinnacle of power, but because we know that power is in fact a possession of the people in a democracy and we can both harness it and assert it.
There have been times, not long past, when it has felt so improbable — and, in some ways, inappropriate — that the world would descend on Russia for this party that it has been hard to conceive of this World Cup as a sporting event at all, rather than a test of a nation's strength and an international community's resolve.
While Wunderlist might have emerged at a time when it might not have been possible to conceive of how to build an app without the platform play firmly in place around it, it seems that this is a maxim that is not quite as simple anymore — reason why Reber thought he could buy back Wunderlist and run with it.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW HAVEN — At a time when the legacy of racism of colonialism are returning to the center stage of cultural politics in art institutions across the United States, it is difficult to conceive of exhibition-making as a neutral field that does not participate in the configuration (and, often, the justification) of history.
Kaitlyn: To me, this video is special because it looks like it cost more money than I will ever even be able to conceive of in my life, and what we got in exchange was several long minutes of Justin Timberlake and a robot dancing to a song that sounds like the Disney Channel TV movie version of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
"The term is complete bullshit," said the CEO of a major robotics company that shall remain nameless, but certainly employs in its robots what most would agree could be called AI. It's a marketing term used to create the perception of competence, because most people can't conceive of an incompetent AI. Evil, perhaps ("I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that"), but not incompetent.
" CARNEY ON HOW FINANCIAL MARKETS HAVE STARTED TO REACT AGAIN TO DATA "The Financial markets particularly were not taking that view and were not reacting as much as they had in the past to the underlying data and from our market intelligence and our conversations our sense was they weren't because they couldn't conceive of a tightening of policy during the Brexit negotiation process.
You know, if you do conceive of these ... Kate Klonick is a legal scholar who has this recent article called "The New Governors" where she characterizes the social media companies as akin to governors and therefore the implication is we ought to treat them that way and they ought to ... Well, we ought to demand things of them that we would demand of our governors. Right.
For Baca, that picture of his grandparents evokes one of overarching tensions that's come to divide San Juan County: between those — largely white and almost entirely Mormon — who conceive of the events of the past 140 years as history, and those — almost entirely Navajo and Southern Paiute and non-Mormon — who experience the direct ramifications of those events every day, in every aspect of their lives, including at the ballot box.
Tweets have always had elaborate metadata, but now portions of that metadata will become required in order to read or render the tweets at all—or, perhaps most crucially for a social network, to understand who they are addressing This means that the message—which is to say, the tweet as we typically conceive of it—will from here forward be impossible to understand until the sections are joined together.
Johnson — who had lived in San Francisco before coming to Santa Fe to help create Descartes Labs (his previous experience building Zite for media, he said, led the Los Alamos scientists to first conceive of the Descartes Labs IP as the basis of a kind of search engine) — admitted that he never thought the company would stay headquartered there beyond a short initial phase of growth of six months.
If you ever needed confirmation beyond the indifferent, cold mathematics of ticket sales and pay-per-view buys that Brock Lesnar was and still is the biggest star the UFC has ever had, a star the likes of which not even Ronda Rousey or Conor McGregor can conceive of, just gaze upon the variety of debates and discussions the announcement of his return to the UFC next month at UFC 200 has initiated.
Republicans need to wrestle with more fundamental questions first: Will their party choose as its leaders people who respect democratic institutions and traditions, or not; who conceive of America as a welcoming society or as one that is racially and religiously closed; who are committed to helping or exploiting the weak and vulnerable; who admire or oppose tyrants; who respect truth or view it in purely utilitarian ways; who abhor ignorance or embrace it?
I think the emptiness produced by watching a rigged globalized system deliver homogenization on a massive scale — one way to think, one way to work, one way to conceive of profit, one way to impose a brand, one way to (not) drink at lunch, one way to eat at your desk, one way to be healthy, one way to deliver a gentrified urban neighborhood — has been underestimated as a source of disruptive fury.
She notes that what we have instead mostly consists of 360-degree films instead of other forms of immersive VR, like the meditation I participated in, or more fully interactive VR. Serrano told Vox that this is largely due to filmmakers entering the VR space fresh, "starting from scratch in terms of how to conceive of VR as a digital space for interaction," instead of viewing VR as part of an ongoing, evolving spectrum of immersive media.
But it doesn't take a genius to understand that this magnum opus of sad behavior —this Da Vinci Code for predators—stems from the internalized belief that masculinity can only exist within the narrow confines of the toxic stereotypes that society has historically enforced on men, while also representing a failure to conceive of a positive role for themselves in modern societies that have progressed in such a direction that those stereotypes are now being rightfully rejected.
Citing both Hanson and an essay by Oxford philosophy professor Amia Srinivasan in the center-left London Review, Douthat comes to the conclusion that while of course nobody has the "right" to sex, the way we, culturally, conceive of sexual desire is so deeply caught up in the fraught and unequal ethos of capitalism (what incels think they lack, after, all, is literally "social capital") that sex robots are the (un)natural endpoint of our cultural trajectory.
" – Ryan T. Anderson, Heritage senior research fellow (2017) "[According to the theory of biological essentialism,] biological sex goes a long way in determining how societies conceive of gender, with perceptions of women as more passive and caring and less aggressive and violent than men(1), more sexually modest or less promiscuous than men(2), less physically powerful than men(3), and more interested in and affectionate with children than more daring, rough-and-tumble men(4), among a myriad of other differences.
I remember sitting on a sandbank one evening, after a consultation with Feets, watching the river flow—the molecules jostling past, toward the Main Salmon, the Snake, the Columbia, and the Pacific, and then up into the atmosphere and the jet stream and eventually, via cumulonimbus, back to the mountains upstream—and appreciating, really for the first time, the fact that this conveyor belt of snowmelt and runoff never stopped rolling, a quintessence of incessance unlike anything I could conceive of, except maybe time itself.
One of the reasons I remain grateful to the Waldrops after all these years — despite some retrospective qualms about the text itself — is that they accepted that manuscript from a cold submission by a young and unknown poet without references or recommendations, which meant that this green aspirant could suddenly conceive of himself as playing in the same ballpark as many of the older poets and prose writers he admired — the various likes of Mei-mei Bersenbrugge, William Bronk, Robert Coover, Barbara Guest, John Hawkes, Lyn Hejinian, Jackson Mac Low, Harry Mathews, Christopher Middleton, and Ron Silliman, among others.

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