Far from asking men to be mind readers, as Ms. Weiss claims, supporters of #MeToo call upon men to acknowledge that they are not mind readers who can tell when a date really wants sex.
|
|
"We're not mind readers," a flight attendant for Alaska Airlines said.
|
|
Go deeper: Self-driving cars need to be better mind readers
|
|
But we're also busy and flawed, and we aren't mind readers.
|
|
Employees aren't mind readers and don't know what you are thinking.
|
|
She identifies as an orange, the ultra-rare mind-readers of Bracken's world.
|
|
Be prepared to compromise and don't expect your friends to be mind readers.
|
|
Unfortunately, no matter how entrenched in astrology we may be, we aren't mind-readers.
|
|
This being a Union Square Hospitality production, the servers seem to be trained mind readers.
|
|
It seems like Zara's always on top of the trends, and it's not just because they're mind readers.
|
|
Unless that network employs mind readers and engages in paranormal activity, those leaks are felonies and the leakers should be prosecuted.
|
|
We are not mind-readers, but some other explanations come to mind that may be more plausible than the corporate speak.
|
|
However, communicating more clearly — the real-life fix to not working with mind readers — is something you can do in your office.
|
|
Managers aren't mind readers, so it's up to you to communicate what you want and that your accomplishments are worthy of that raise or promotion.
|
|
Unless doctors and government officials have suddenly become mind-readers and I missed the memo, this is a poorly guised attempt to thwart women seeking abortion services.
|
|
Rather than show China's newfound tech might, they argue, spectacles like dancing robots and ineffective mind readers cover up the country's lack of progress in other areas.
|
|
Finding evidence of a defendant's state of mind is usually difficult, since the contents of thoughts are not ordinarily on display, and even federal prosecutors aren't mind readers.
|
|
Soon, there were psychics and mind readers enlisted down at the Marine Division, all sorts of paranormal quacks to fill the void that normal procedures hadn't, or seemingly couldn't.
|
|
If you make communicating (like really communicating) a part of your routine, you'll find that hoping your co-workers become mind readers won't be so high on your wish list.
|
|
Like Tom Cruise in Minority Report — arresting murderers just before they kill — the key is the technology (or weird, genetically mutated mind-readers in the case of the sci-fi thriller).
|
|
At Ms. Sinclair's conjuring room, a visitor immediately notices the books and pamphlets: "Secrets of Hazel Kolar, Queen of Mind Readers"; a tell-all autobiography by Lulu Hurst, "The Georgia Wonder," put out by the Psychic Publishing Company.
|
|
Selling Oculus headsets, Portal screens and mind-readers might never generate the billions in profits Facebook earns from its efficient ads business, but they could ensure the social network isn't locked out of the next waves of computing.
|
|
So, I think it was some kind of -- it was a manufactured intentional trigger to set off the mind readers in the media, what kind of evil person would do this, you know, but there she is, doing good.
|
|
But a man who reads that another has been sacked for putting a hand on a woman's knee may protest, not without reason, that men have always been expected to take the sexual initiative and are now supposed to be mind-readers, too.
|
|
In the letter — described by German federal prosecutor Peter Frank as a "kind of manifesto" displaying "confused thoughts" and a "deeply racist attitude" — he claimed that his thoughts were under the control of mind-readers working for an unnamed "intelligence agency" controlled by a secret elite.
|
|
Mind readers are brought in to find out who was involved. Lee is killed when the mind readers sense that he's been in talks with another firm. Angel tells Wesley that he doesn't know why he took the scroll, just as Cordelia discovers that all the disks are encrypted. Holland talks to Lindsey about his betrayal, and lets him have some time off to think about things.
|
|
The Mind Readers is a crime novel by Margery Allingham, first published in 1965, in the United Kingdom by Chatto & Windus, London. It is the eighteenth novel in the Albert Campion series.
|
|
She also wrote on paranormal topics. In her book The Sixth Sense Heywood endorsed the cross-correspondences, ESP experiments, mediumship and psychic phenomena.Higgens, Humphrey. (1959). The Sixth Sense by Rosalind Heywood; The Mind Readers by S. G. Soal; H. T. Bowden.
|
|
The tune was used as the theme of The Love Experts, the 1978 pilot of Mind Readers (hosted by Geoff Edwards at the time), the 1984 pilot of Jackpot! (hosted by Nipsey Russell at the time) and The Big Spin.
|
|
In 2014 he wrote a 10,000-word article The Mind Readers in Mosaic, published by the Wellcome Trust. His account of the efforts to communicate with brain damaged patients that suffer disorders of consciousness was reproduced in other media worldwide, such as Gizmodo, The Week, The Independent and Pacific Standard.
|
|
In review, he scathingly offered the opinion that telepathy was a merely American phenomenon; he was described by the US researcher, J. B. Rhine, as one of his most harsh and unfair critics.Soal, S. G., & Bowden, H. T. (1959). The mind readers: Some recent experiments in telepathy. London, UK: Faber.
|
|
During the 1840s the bridge gained a reputation as a popular place for suicide attempts. In 1841, the American daredevil Samuel Gilbert Scott was killed while performing an act in which he hung by a rope from a scaffold on the bridge.Jay, Ricky (1987) Learned Pigs and Fireproof Women: Unique, Eccentric and Amazing Entertainers: Stone Eaters, Mind Readers, Poison Resisters, Daredevils, Singing Mice, etc., etc, etc.
|
|
After a short while, mind readers, and even fellow Hellstromists were questioning his ability. During his live performances, his manager spoke for him because his English vocabulary was limited. Hellstrom would successfully complete many different challenges such as locating hidden items, performing actions that others were thinking of and determining which object someone had selected out of many options. The accuracy of his results was astonishing and he was soon known throughout the United States.
|
|
Maximus (Claude Rains), "King of the Mind Readers", performs an English music hall mind-reading act with the help of his wife, Rene (Fay Wray), using a secret code. One night, he sees the beautiful Christine Shawn (Jane Baxter) in the audience, and his act becomes reality. He is able to tell what is in a sealed letter without Rene's assistance. Maximus does not think much of it, until he and Christine meet by chance on a train and he foresees an impending crash.
|
|
The second group is the Legion of Madfellows, a secret organization of mind readers, of which Fry joins. They prophesize a new green age, headed by a resurgence in the life force Chi, which they believe will be started by the asteroid and the dwarf star. A resurgence in the Chi would halt the extinction rate, and increase the diversity of life by preserving endangered species DNA and reintroducing extinct life forms through the Encyclopod. Fry is given the responsibility to preserve and protect it at all costs.
|
|
118 in which the protagonist discovers that "caps of metal foil" can block the effects of telepathy. Tin foil hats have appeared in such films as Signs (2002), Noroi: The Curse (2005), and Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder (2009). The book series Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer features a paranoid centaur character named Foaly, who wears a tin-foil hat to protect from mind- readers. The novel Idiots in the Machine by Edward Savio portrays a character who believes tin foil keeps harmful gamma rays away, becoming a media sensation after marketing a successful line of foil hats to Chicago.
|
|
In Pyrrhia, however, scavengers are considered a nuisance and/or prey, as well as some dragons keeping them as pets, such as Prince Smolder, and many dragons don't seem to acknowledge their intelligence, merely the fact that they are more dangerous than average prey, capable of crafting weapons. For example, in Winter Turning, when the group of dragonets are trying to find the Talons of Peace, Winter sees a "thing too advanced for prey" and scavengers bickering and he sees them fire it, straight at Qibli's heart. The chapter ends there. Mind readers like Moon are able to sense emotions from scavengers, but not their thoughts.
|
|
Mark Twain's 1876 story "A Literary Nightmare" (also known as "Punch, Brothers, Punch") is about a jingle that one can get rid of only by transferring it to another person. In 1943 Henry Kuttner published the short story "Nothing but Gingerbread Left" about a song engineered to damage the Nazi war effort, culminating in Adolf Hitler being unable to continue a speech. Full text of story In Alfred Bester's 1953 novel The Demolished Man, the protagonist uses a jingle specifically crafted to be a catchy, irritating nuisance as a tool to block mind readers from reading his mind. In Arthur C. Clarke's 1957 science fiction short story "The Ultimate Melody", a scientist, Gilbert Lister, develops the ultimate melody – one that so compels the brain that its listener becomes completely and forever enraptured by it.
|
|
She shot to fame in 2009 with her role in the telenovela Corazón Rebelde on Canal 13 as Victoria López, one of Cote Colucci (played by Luciana Echeverría)'s best friends. She also shared roles with actors Ignacio Garmendia, Denise Rosenthal, Augusto Schuster, María Gracia Omegna, Samir Ubilla, Magdalena Müller and Felipe Álvarez. In 2010 she was invited to appear several other TV shows, one of which was Mira Quién Habla of private television channel Mega, where she was a panelist on a program that harshly criticized Francisca Merino and other girls from Chilean show business. She also made several chapters of the series Chilevisión Infieles and she guest-starred in Teatro en Chilevisión with Chilean actor Patricio Torres she also did a joint roll with her sister, Aaron semple in the popular film "The Matrix" as the mind readers who kill Neo.
|
|
Brinkley also continued packing his radio lineup with up-and-coming country and roots singers whose careers his radio station helped launch (including Patsy Montana, Red Foley, Gene Autry, Jimmie Rodgers, the Carter Family, the Pickard Family, and others). Del Rio became known as "Hillbilly Hollywood".Brock, 2008, p. 177-178 When the FRC banned what they called "spooks" (mind readers, fortune-tellers and other mystics) from broadcasting on U.S. radio in 1932, many of them followed Brinkley's model, opening their own border blasters in Mexico. By 1932, 11 such stations had opened, including XENT, XERB, XELO, XEG and XEPN.Brock, 2008, p. 179 Brinkley was still shuttling back and forth from Milford to Del Rio, often broadcasting from XER over the telephone. But in 1932, Congress passed a law outlawing this practice, known as the Brinkley Act.
|
|