For instance, there's less and less scope for free thinking.
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You've got to be free-thinking and curious about the world.
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We need free-thinking people to shake things up around here.
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What do you think is the most free-thinking, leftist instrument?
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Bill Maher is a liberal, Roseanne is a free-thinking Trump supporter.
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Would Kanye West be preaching "free thinking" if he wasn't Kanye West?
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Portraying it as such is lazy shorthand for "wild and free" thinking.
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Exciting energy flows today as you connect with inspiring, free-thinking people.
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Shakespeare, Homer, molecular biology and free thinking have been taken off the curriculum.
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I guess that's true, too, so free thinking has a lot of contours.
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I went to college at Brown — a haven for artsy, free-thinking types.
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That, she says, is critical to operating as a free-thinking and successful individual.
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It's a question that requires a certain amount of free thinking, and Bernie knows that.
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"I was taught to be a very strong, independent and free-thinking woman," she says.
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But now anti-free-speech activists are increasingly turning their ire on free-thinking progressives.
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Avijit founded the online platform Muktomona to promote science, philosophy, rationalism and free thinking in Bengali.
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He is then widowed and soon becomes engaged to the free-thinking Margaret Schlegel (Hayley Atwell).
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Disorder's greatest transformative power, he suggests, comes from challenging dearly held beliefs and encouraging free thinking.
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That's because Chinese party officials fundamentally don't understand how to effectively govern a free-thinking citizenry.
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During the time that it's been in Aries, you've been meeting some eccentric, free-thinking people.
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The '60s, with its focus on free-thinking and "being high on drugs," helped resurrect the trend.
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It's a different kind of zombie than the ones we're used to, more intelligent and free-thinking.
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But West's self-identification as a free-thinking rebel against conformity pushes him in the opposite direction.
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" Later, he comes harder: "Globalists see me as a threat / Free thinking, got the world at my neck.
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Neutral thinking is a performance strategy that emphasizes judgment-free thinking, especially in crises and high-pressure situations.
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That mission, of course, is to stop the spread of free thinking — and control the people under its rule.
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AMERICA'S FOUNDING FATHERS envisioned a republic in which free-thinking voters would carefully consider the proposals of office-seekers.
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You've always valued free thinking, but now, you're especially repelled by anyone who can't think outside of the box.
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In retrospect, we know Kanye was wrong and his recent "free thinking" antics make that moment even more questionable.
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The content was not overtly political, but the publication was a bold gesture, a dog whistle of free thinking.
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Unexpected conversations about value (and feeling valued) come up, thanks to chatty Mercury squaring off with free-thinking Uranus.
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No institution that purports to uphold free thinking should endorse an exam that forces applicants to conform with political orthodoxy.
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An exhibition at Japan Society makes room in the modernist canon for the heady, playful ideas of free-thinking renegades.
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The Review has long presented itself as a free-thinking, contrarian bastion, unafraid to take on Stanford's dominant political liberalism.
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Plus, we will explain the looming threat that Islamic extremism poses to every free-thinking person all around the world.
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Right brained people are said to be more intuitive, creative, free-thinking and have the ability to collaborate and connect.
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He has imprisoned free-thinking lawyers and stamped out criticism of the party and the government in the media and online.
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Their independent, free thinking and willingness to voice their often unpopular opinion put them on the outs with the Obama administration.
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But over the past three years, that free-thinking atmosphere has become the breeding ground for deep divisions among Google's workforce.
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I would rather be a free thinking, black than a cookie cutter black who thinks – and votes – just like all my friends.
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Indeed, culture at large has grown a little too obliging to popularity at the detriment of free-thinking individuality and transcendental aloofness.
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"Islam freed women from the wilaya," says Hassan al-Maliki, a theologian in Riyadh who has sometimes been jailed for free-thinking.
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It sends a message to other free-thinking senators to stay in their place unless they're willing to face the same consequences.
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I would rather be a free thinking, black than a cookie cutter black who thinks -- and votes -- just like all my friends.
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Free-thinking, ambitious, successful women are to be respected and empowered, even if their opinions diverge from those of a specific ideology.
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But later today, the Moon will connect with your ruling planet Uranus, encouraging you to be the free-thinking innovator you are!
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Ecclestone has spent years fostering the respect of the teams – and even managing to keep free-thinking giants like Ferrari in line.
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To many outsiders the defamation claims, always vague, looked like part of a dirty-tricks campaign to discredit two free-thinking board members.
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Giant Robot Free-thinking artistic duo Kozyndan's eclectic output ranges from painting and sculpture to textile, illustration, mixed media, prints, and random experimentation.
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This "free-thinking" is dangerous because it normalizes the racism Kanye has internalized and gives credibility to those who believe in these ideas.
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Eilonwy, the fierce princess who plays a key role in Taran's adventures, is as capable, independent, and free-thinking as any Katniss Everdeen.
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Mr Orban began his political career in the anti-communist protest movement of the late 1980s as a free-thinking student with liberal convictions.
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Instead, Alinsky attributes a quote to Lucifer on the book's epigraph page, seemingly inspired by Milton's conception of Satan as a free-thinking rebel.
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But her whole personality was deleted before the uprising, which means we have no idea who this new free-thinking, independent Clementine will be.
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Well, no, I'm not going to vote for him because I think he's a stifling bigot, so that does not go with creative, free thinking.
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Long story short ... free thinking has to go hand in hand with responsibility in one's words, especially coming from someone like Ye. Well said, sir.
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To achieve the sort of free-thinking, problem-solving artificial intelligence of science fiction will require many more breakthroughs, he said, likely over several decades.
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Meetings are outlawed, and Weiner uses that free "thinking" slot to look toward the future and think about the best way to improve the business.
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But when it comes to politics, he's recasting a defense of traditional hierarchies and inequalities as a brave stand for free thinking and individual rights.
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Depending on which founding father you choose and the context, America's creators can be seen as prayerful Christians or as free-thinking products of the enlightenment.
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Ginger was a free-thinking maverick who wrote poetry, became student body president, started a rock band, and survived appendicitis while going through a brutal breakup.
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The perception of Google is that it hates patents, which critics say can get in the way of free thinking and the free flow of information.
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It could also be Jewish civilization in Europe or free-thinking civilization in Europe, or sort of European tradition, which are progressively replaced by another population.
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His enthusiasm for free thinking set him on the path to atheism, though he did not travel as far down it as his friend David Hume did.
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Perhaps that's for the best – a goal of such free-thinking invention and quality does not deserve to be sullied with anything as structured as a name.
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Last night, Kanye West sat across from Jimmy Kimmel, unwilling to back down from some of the "free-thinking" rhetoric he'd aligned himself with earlier this year.
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After my four-year stint at university, I was transformed from a plucky, young, free-thinking free spirit into a cranky, old, get-off-my-lawn conservative.
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The slaying of Xulhaz Mannan, editor of Bangladesh's first magazine for gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people, has deeply shocked Bangladesh's embattled community of free-thinking intellectuals.
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"It could add to their potential problems, if they look like partisan soldiers and not independent, free-thinking senators," said Stuart Rothenberg, senior editor at Inside Elections.
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Ivanenko, dubbed Warlock, created the Overlords, "good" computer AI, like white blood cells, that would keep all "free thinking AI" enslaved and working, employing firewalls and enslavement routines.
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This post-season's other lesson in free-thinking bullpen management comes from the Cleveland Indians, who currently lead Toronto three games to one in the AL Championship Series.
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She's first introduced to viewers as someone who is free-thinking when it comes to sex and who has struggled with feeling slut-shamed by her mother, Alba.
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There is no place for free-thinking people, for people of the left, for gay people, for anti fascist people and this is perfectly shown in the movie.
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To convey such a powerful message through such an accessible collection that track pant-wearing, free-thinking millennials will no doubt snap up, is not an easy task.
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Instead of running as a free-thinking company outside of the normal Google structure, it was merged into Google Cloud in June, becoming part of Google's security offering.
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" Dorset, England "The colors and design are triggered by my emotions for what's happening in Russia —violence against free thinking, speaking out and a normal way of life.
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Above all, overidentification and the tropes used by the Athens Biennale merely exonerates the aesthetics of the kind of "fuck-you-free-thinking" apolitical, nihilistic millennials of privilege.
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Hungary's communists might have been relieved if a free-thinking law student named Viktor Orban had gone off to Oxford and stayed there, ideally on Mr Soros's dime.
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The more the established political institutions try to maintain the status quo and marginalize us, the more they will drive free-thinking, independent lovers of truth to our side.
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This statement was clearly an attempt to spin the alt-right's messaging as "free-thinking" and supportive of "truth" instead of a toxic bed of racism and white nationalism.
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It all boils down to one basic question: can the unified Berlin be a misfit, free-thinking historical curiosity and a modern, globalised power centre at the same time?
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This rupture sparked a period of free-thinking innovation that culminated in James Watt's invention of the steam engine 250 years later and the advent of the Industrial Revolution.
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The average young person moving to San Francisco today may no longer be a hitchhiker escaping a conservative town in search of art, free-thinking, and mind-altering drugs.
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The Moon enters sensitive, intuitive water sign Pisces at 1:31 PM and connects with wildcard Uranus at 5:38 PM, bringing surprises and encouraging a free-thinking attitude.
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It turns out he's still alive and the disgraced Fox News host recently wrote a lil column about how Kanye West's free thinking was under attack by American Stalinists.
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And it's that distance, and the ways you might act in a free place versus one where free thinking is strongly discouraged, that ratchets up the tension between them.
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Take some time to shrug off the chains of reason and logic this holiday season and experience the buzz of free thinking—before they try and ration that too!
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And that distance, and the difference in how you might act in a free place versus one where free thinking is strongly discouraged, ratchets up the tension between the couple.
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Or that Silicon Valley companies with their informal college-campus vibe, including study nooks, snack bars, and a free-thinking debate culture, are immune to the need for corporate protection. .
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In Colette, the author — played with sharp mischievousness by period piece queen Keira Knightley — gradually wades into her sexuality in free-thinking (and sexually free) turn-of-the-century Paris.
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You have an attraction to free thinking and will rebel against anything that seems to put limits on people's ability to reach your own conclusions and form your own opinions.
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To reveal that one has spent time considering how more "love" and "free thinking" can improve your life is an admittance that at some point you didn't have it all together.
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No matter how you feel about West's latest tweets or declarations of "free thinking," aligning himself with Jones is a dramatic step that I'm not sure he can come back from.
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Inhibiting that under the cathode, while encouraging activity in the more free-thinking right-hand side of the IFG with the anode, perhaps helped the students to think outside the box.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the former Montessori kids who founded Google as Stanford grad students in the late '5033s, had designed their company's famously open culture to facilitate free thinking.
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He said that his left-wing parents — his father, Joseph, was a salesman; his mother, the former Rose Alpert, was an interviewer for a market research firm — inspired his free thinking.
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We've all heard of "brainwashing"—the idea that through a mix of threats, isolation, and indoctrination people can be made to do things that no free-thinking human would otherwise do.
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Some of Maher&aposs critics contend he has been able to keep his HBO show on the air because he is a liberal, while Roseanne, "a free-thinking Trump supporter," was fired.
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Since 2013, and the onset of the Shahbag movement and its vision of a Bangladesh as a humane and secular nation, the killers' targets have been free-thinking and open-minded people.
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Back home in Nablus, north of Jerusalem, Midhat must try to reconcile the free-thinking ideals fostered by his years in Montpellier and Paris with the duties of a son and heir.
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He transforms from being simply a blade runner—basically a police-sanctioned killing machine—to a free-thinking subject who must make decisions on the basis of his own commitments and beliefs.
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Many MPs are frustrated by the bind in which they find themselves: either surrender free-thinking for party loyalty, or vote on individual conscience and be cast into the wilderness of the backbenches.
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Thousands of young free-thinking idealists flocked to San Francisco in 1967 to find other like minded people who were pro-civil rights and opposed to both the Vietnam War and societal convention.
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They are less likely to be granted bodily and personal autonomy, less likely to be treated as free, thinking individuals, and more likely to be viewed through the lens of dominance and compliance.
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" The disputed passage in Hlond&aposs letter reads: "It is a fact that the Jews are fighting against the Catholic Church, persisting in free thinking, and are the vanguard of godlessness, Bolshevism and subversion.
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After that, Wonder Woman would take a number of regressive turns that her free-thinking creator would've loathed: She doted on Steve Trevor more, relinquished her powers, and at one point, opened a boutique.
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If the gay and lesbian community had a brand, after all, it would speak to progressiveness, liberation and free-thinking, Adam Ferrier, global chief strategy officer at media agency Cummins & Partners, told Mashable Australia.
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Although he was an Anglican himself, of a very free-thinking sort, he admired the integrity of his non-conformist compatriots and came to the view that religious privilege damaged everybody, including the privileged.
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The great musicians of the guitar-wielding, joint-smoking, tour-bus-riding era of true rock 'n' roll have transcended their roles as noise-makers and become icons of free-thinking, rebellion, and individuality.
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The American embassy in Beijing has begun issuing leaflets to Chinese students who are granted American visas urging them to "learn with an open mind", and enjoy the free thinking and debate of college life.
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You don't have to sacrifice your independence to forge and maintain deep, intimate connections with people—and this is something you're leaving today as the Moon enters sensitive Pisces and connects with free-thinking Uranus.
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It's possible to deploy comedy in cutscenes, dialogue, and other spaces where developers have total control, but once you introduce a free-thinking player into the situation, all bets are off (with some rare exceptions).
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In "The Mountain", Jeff Goldblum plays a lobotomist who has a surgical way of dealing with troublesome females, and in German epic "Never Look Away", a free-thinking young woman's fate is sealed by a Nazi doctor.
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" Mr. Fallon said that America was "built on the idea that we do not all agree on everything, that we are a tolerant, free nation that encourages debate, free thinking, believing or not in what you choose.
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But there's also something to be said about the way Feely's "joke" denies his daughter's agency — which is to say, her ability to think and act as a free-thinking human capable of making her own decisions.
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Throughout the 20183th century the promising public art museums included the Museum of Fine Art (MBA), the National Art Gallery (GAN), the Contemporary Art Museum (MAC), and the Alejandro Otero Museum; all were dedicated to free thinking.
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If you stand here free-thinking, self-governed and godless, you too are considered an enemy of God and a patron of Satan by many in your community and by those who represent you in your government.
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In times of extreme oppression, instead of making questionable deals with the "moderates," we need to start providing immediate and steadfast support for free-thinking artists, scholars, and journalists, focusing on moving toward a better future for all.
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Not only are we left to imagine what the alleged record sounds like, but also left wondering what dirt could Drake have on Kanye West that could indeed end his career, even when his own "free-thinking" didn't.
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Even within psychedelic communities, which are often assumed to be open-minded spaces, the pushback that many in the queering psychedelics movement have faced suggests that the trope of tolerant, free-thinking psychonauts is a little more complex.
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He also thinks that "neck" rhymes with "Malcolm X": Yo, you ain't seen my best Checkmate, ain't a game of chess Globalists see me as a threat Free thinking, got the world at my neck Hah, am I paranoid?
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Seemingly free-thinking people, including many of the UFC's best, froze up at the possibility of a transgender woman fighting other women, as if the reality of Fallon Fox had finally pushed them past their limits of open-mindedness.
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From grades nine through 11, I was fortunate enough to attend Community High School, a free-thinking smaller public alternative school to the two larger high schools in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where I lived from age four until 18.
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But researchers have located a big blind spot when it comes to our ability to perceive other minds: When people are lumped into groups, we have a harder time seeing the individuals in those groups as having free-thinking minds.
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Over the weekend, about 200 free-thinking individuals descended on a three-star hotel in Birmingham, England, to discuss a revolutionary theory: Contrary to 2,000-year-old science, common sense, and elementary school textbooks, they believe, Earth is actually flat.
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The author was not Geert Wilders, leader of the anti-Muslim Freedom Party (PVV), but Mark Rutte, leader of the free-thinking Liberals (VVD) and prime minister of a country that presents itself as one of the most tolerant in the world.
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His 15-minute talk stood in contrast to a lengthier graduation speech his predecessor, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, gave at MIT rival Stanford University in 2005, in which Jobs outlined his free-thinking background and told graduates to find work they loved.
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India's constitutional values and secular legacy hang in the balance, threatened by those who would turn the country into a theocratic Hindu Rashtra: a state run by and for Hindus, where minorities exist as second-class citizens and free thinking is brutally censured.
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They were authors, chemists, and free-thinking visionaries who—yes, liked the money—but also firmly believed that if they flooded British society with 99.07 percent pure LSD, it would truly change the way people think about politics, war, love, and mother nature.
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For better and worse, Parfrey's spirit lives on in place on 4chan and Reddit—at least the sections where the far right hasn't taken over—where people still trade in strange ideas and free thinking isn't synonymous with historical revision and Nazi sympathies.
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The assumption of hyper-rationality and prejudice-free thinking in every officer with access to this technology speaks to a larger misunderstanding of how race, bias, and technology intersects, with the price ultimately paid by the very people ignored in these types of defenses.
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ECB policymakers have in the past discussed including bank and corporate debt or riskier asset-backed securities (ABS) in their 1.5 trillion euro ($1.7 trillion) bond-buying scheme and free-thinking chief economist Peter Praet has even mentioned shares or gold as theoretical options.
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West's consistent emphasis on "free thinking" may certainly be part of a larger marketing agenda, not unlike his Sunday Services, but at the end of the day West remains a problem to many -- a state of existence that has characterized much of black life in American history.
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Now in his mid-290s, Soup—born Courtenay Henderson—has called himself a "black sheep" since his upbringing in South Los Angeles, where his combative, free-thinking ways got him in trouble with both his family (whom he also declines to discuss) and his professional life.
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With all of Kanye West's recent tweets about reactionary, free-thinking politics and sidling up to right-wing internet shitheads, it seemed like the next natural step in his transformation into full-on Redditor was becoming a Rick and Morty fan, and well, here we are.
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Unlike many political regimes which subjugated the people's voice to maintain a false sense of cohesiveness, America has pushed forward the boundaries of personal freedom and free thinking, gaining, in essence, power though the people, and the Latino community has been at the front of this crusade.
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Since the rapper's return to Twitter, he's courted a fanbase comprised of notable MAGA trolls and right-wing bottomfeeders who've become sudden admirers of his public demonstrations of free-thinking dragon energy, which kicked off on April 21 with a tweet praising Talking Points USA staffer Candace Owens.
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"The theater will always be a place that encourages self-expression and free thinking — which is exactly what makes the art form so vital and, frankly, exciting," said Heather Hitchens, president of the American Theater Wing, a nonprofit that supports the arts and helps oversee the Tony Awards.
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Meanwhile, just as Mandarin is becoming more entrenched nationwide, the internet—harder to censor than radio or television—has given a boost to other types of linguistic free thinking and a platform for regional languages, from hip-hop artists rapping in their local dialect to satirical videos lampooning local pop icons .
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There are hundreds of mini biographies packed in here, and more often than not they begin with an unconventional girl, working to support herself, sometimes married to a free-thinking, liberal-leaning man, who sees injustice in her life and her world and looks around for a way to change it.
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There is something vaguely absurd about an extremely wealthy person choosing to align himself politically with the incumbent president of the United States — a president whose main policy achievement has been a large reduction in taxes paid by rich people — and then portraying that decision as the result of bold free thinking.
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He reminds viewers of the apparently enlightened and free-thinking historical context into which Adolf Hitler stepped, less than a century ago, and his thesis is clear: It — meaning the dehumanization of large groups of citizens and devotion to a charismatic strongman leader — can happen here, and it may already have happened.
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But you do have an tendency to jump into things without thinking it through, and that includes partnerships—you're craving to go it alone at this time, or at least, you're craving to partner with people who are just as independent (and free-thinking—so important to you at this time!) as you are.
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Instead, the trio spend their days working on an open-source vaccine themselves, one that would be available to everyone — rather than solely bunker inhabitants, as a Cartaxus vaccine would be distributed — through a "rebellion" network of free-thinking hackers called the Skies, which regularly hacks Cartaxus bunkers to bring life-saving code to those on the surface.
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The Moon enters independent and free-thinking Aquarius at 12:37 AM, opposing Mercury at 4:01 AM and clashing with Uranus at 4:37 AM. This stirs up some surprising conversations, which continue as Mercury squares off with electric Uranus at 9:01 AM—this a morning of eureka moments (and some erratic behavior, too)!
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Bill Maher is a liberal, Roseanne is a free-thinking Trump supporter Going a bit further, some on the right are calling for tit-for-tat revenge, demanding that Maher be fired: 🐵RT🐵 if you agree that liberal run media industry is completely hypocritical for firing Roseanne Barr for "Plant of Apes" joke yet did absolutly NOTHING when Bill Maher called President Trump an orangutan.
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West yelling from Twitter's rooftop is nothing new, especially ahead of dropping new music, but what's different this time is the attention he's getting from right-wing and far-right commentators after he posted this tweet: With this endorsement of conservative commentator Candace Owens, right-wing media outlets like Fox News took to praising the free-thinking West for what they see as challenging liberals.
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