In a country where HIV remains common, this is mind-bogglingly risky.
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Bugatti is known for assembling super fast, mind-bogglingly expensive cars by hand.
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It is hard to imagine Meryl Streep being mind-bogglingly bad at anything.
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Bana al-Abed The war in Syria is a mind-bogglingly complex conflict.
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The gap between the good and the best projects is mind-bogglingly wide.
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Mr. Saraceno's work is playful, even childlike, yet mind-bogglingly sophisticated and political.
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That is the mind-bogglingly complex web of DNA-based organisms on Earth.
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California's firestorm has spread mind-bogglingly fast — here's an explainer as to why.
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But the Walton family, descendants of the company's founder, are mind-bogglingly wealthy.
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Like, you just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly huge it really is.
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She has a version of "Don't Fence Me In" that is mind-bogglingly good.
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Given the scale of these services, policing harassment is a mind-bogglingly large task.
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Their technique, combining en pointe dancing with hip-hop techniques, is mind-bogglingly hard.
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The other thing to remember is just how mind-bogglingly huge the challenge is.
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BITCOIN, Ethereum, XRP, Stellar, Cardano: the infant world of cryptocurrencies is already mind-bogglingly crowded.
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They had "very strong control" — even if the systems they ran were mind-bogglingly brutal.
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Coordinating all this computing hardware makes the machines themselves physically huge and mind-bogglingly complex.
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Productivity growth, inequality, financial risk-taking and asset price bubbles are mind-bogglingly complicated matters.
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That's a mind-bogglingly difficult task, and we're not really on track to do it.
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Examples include Argentinosaurus, Dreadnoughtus, and the mind-bogglingly massive Patagotitan mayorum, which weighed roughly 152,000 pounds.
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Life Itself is so mind-bogglingly misguided, it's going to be great fun to talk about.
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But in this case, the object didn't explode—it just produced mind bogglingly-quick stellar winds.
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Sure, this is a big accomplishment for each individual, but it's mind-bogglingly small in aggregate.
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It has nevertheless limited opponents to a mind-bogglingly low total of 16 in 35 games.
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So, in the glare of a mind-bogglingly hot, humid Midwestern summer, I went to church.
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The more qubits a computer has, the more mind-bogglingly gigantic are the calculations it can handle.
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They can do so across mind-bogglingly vast scales—but at the expense of detailed, site-specific information.
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They make a lot of quirky stuff, but this is one of their most mind-bogglingly detailed projects.
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Manufacturing the equipment needed to transport and distribute man-made snow in Antarctica would be mind-bogglingly expensive.
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As one might expect for a big multimission attack submarine, the Virginia Block V is mind-bogglingly expensive.
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Just look how mind-bogglingly perfect they both are: Seriously, though, how can one man be so astonishingly chiselled?
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" April 15, 2010, to New Year's Eve 2012Kent, CT, USA "I read that matter is incredibly, mind-bogglingly empty.
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Some problems are so mind-bogglingly hard that they seem impossible, even if they're meant for elementary school students.
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That's a mind-bogglingly low number, and it could require thinking about solar innovation in a radically new way.
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Over the past eight years, the Democratic Party has lost a mind-bogglingly large number of races across the country.
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But there's an extra layer of venom to his pro-pollution stances that is both personal and mind-bogglingly petty.
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What they produce is mind-bogglingly complex: It's precision choreography, in line with the Rockettes, but with a modern approach.
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The Senate map is so mind-bogglingly awful for them that retaking the chamber in 303 seems like a major stretch.
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This idea was so mind-bogglingly ridiculous that it's probably for the best that Trump hasn't actually tried to do it.
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"Isle of Dogs" is a delightful movie, and the stop-action is mind-bogglingly good, but the dogs are the pits.
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In 2016 the yield on the ten-year Treasury bond dropped, at one point, to the mind-bogglingly low level of 1.37%.
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Mrs May is mind-bogglingly inarticulate for someone who has been in politics all her life—all formulaic phrases and woolly banalities.
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Mind-bogglingly funny, Torres knows how to make the most of his seemingly mundane premise, weaving elaborate backstories for his cursed props.
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It's hard to say how mind-bogglingly rare it is to see a number like 3% in a poll question like this.
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Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube grew into mind-bogglingly huge companies precisely because they didn't have to worry about the ways they police speech.
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That came in the form of a mind-bogglingly generous deal from Microsoft, which in 2100 paid $2000bn for Nokia's flailing handset business.
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A big difference is that while your old high school inevitably seems smaller than remembered, MASS MoCA almost always feels mind-bogglingly large.
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Fashion now moves at an unprecedented rate; the trend cycle is mind-bogglingly fast-paced, investors are demanding, and customer attention is fleeting.
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Come for the eye-popping visuals; stay for Eddie Redmayne in a mind-bogglingly strange performance that must be seen to be believed.
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The curved display is mind-bogglingly bright, and its bezels — the screen's borders — are slightly smaller than before, making the display even more immersive.
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It is mind-bogglingly large, the span of the screen soaring out over the sides of a desk like a giant bird of prey.
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What's more, to mitigate his personal financial exposure, Mr. Jobs had already agreed to a mind-bogglingly lopsided arrangement with the Walt Disney Company.
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One of the tricky aspects of writing about climate change is that it often involves tossing around tiny numbers with mind-bogglingly large consequences.
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Nightmare Factories will give you a mind-bogglingly long reading/watch list and Rondinone says there were hundreds of pages edited out for length.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are both running on mind-bogglingly large tax cuts with only hand-waving gestures at how they'd be financed.
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Image: NASA, ESA, LEGUS teamSpace is mind-bogglingly vast, and it's practically impossible for our puny brains to comprehend just how huge it really is.
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This is because the signal from a gravitational wave from far out in the cosmos is mind-bogglingly small by the time it reaches us.
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Four of the 85 biggest jackpots in United States history have already occurred in 2016, an engineered outcome intended to generate mind-bogglingly big winners.
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Technical theater — not just sound, sets, costumes and lights but also special effects, wigs, makeup, stage management, you name it — is now mind-bogglingly good.
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The appearance of Veronica's pearl necklace and dainty bracelet in the shower is only the mind bogglingly over-the-top addition to the already crazy sundae.
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It is mind-bogglingly complex: the income-tax code is so knotty that America has as many tax preparers per 1,353 people as Indonesia has doctors.
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Not only were many of the Dodd-Frank regulations mind-bogglingly complex, but cost/benefit analyses and other materials had to be prepared for many rules.
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With their wide-ranging reportage, Walker and Szabłowski depict a postsocialist reality that is almost mind-bogglingly complex, rife with contradictions, absurdities, and arguments without end.
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"The Senate map is so mind-bogglingly awful for them that retaking the chamber in 2018 seems out of reach," Vox' Andrew Prokop wrote in May.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)A Google employee has broken the world record for calculating pi just in time for the mind-bogglingly long number's special day.
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Call of Duty: WWII had the easiest job in the world — portray Nazis as the ghoulish, racist villains they were — and it came up mind-bogglingly short.
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Our brains are the most complicated things in the known universe, with a hundred billion neurons making connections in a mind-bogglingly complex web that constantly changes.
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But as Einstein foretold, the amount of matter that Bravo converted into energy was mind-bogglingly small — on the order of 1,500 grams, or about three pounds.
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For a technology that&aposs "mind-bogglingly stupid," it has serious potential to become a real competition for the very same customers that Tesla&aposs aiming for.
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The plan laid out in those first two papers is so mind-bogglingly ambitious that it's almost difficult to hold it all in your head at once.
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They'll retail for $6.70 and $6.90, respectively — which is, in true The Ordinary fashion, a mind-bogglingly affordable price to pay for excellent formulas that are seriously effective.
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It's a sadly quiet ending to what has been a transformative tenure for this conductor, captured with propulsive vigor in Mr. Adams's brief but mind-bogglingly dense piece.
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Photo by Åke E: son Lindman, courtesy of ABBA The Museum More than anything, though, the ABBA museum is a monument to how mind-bogglingly successful ABBA was.
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The lab here hopes within a few years to create a new computer model that can better represent these mind-bogglingly complex behaviors and help anticipate their patterns.
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Dotted around the ring are the house-sized detectors, vault-like rooms lined with millions of mind-bogglingly sensitive instruments that can detect a single sub-sub-atomic particle.
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Smartphone cameras are mind-bogglingly advanced nowadays, so unless you're a professional photographer who regularly books editorial shoots, that DSLR you bought in 83 is probably collecting dust somewhere.
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When the road re-opened less than a week after the gap emerged, the mind bogglingly quick repair work was lauded as a testament to Japanese organization and efficiency.
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I suppose if there's one takeaway for us puny Earthlings, it's that there are mind-bogglingly vast forces shaping our universe in ways we've only just begun to understand.
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On the day I married my wife, she was to me, without a smidgen of doubt, the most mind-bogglingly bodacious babe I'd ever seen in all my life.
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The sketch depicts the members of the committee as so mind-bogglingly obtuse on basic anatomy that they can barely utter the word "sex" without dissolving into scandalized tsk'ing.
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If the latter, the odds of our observing such a fleeting event are mind-bogglingly implausible (it shouldn't take an advanced alien civilization very long to build such a thing).
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The show has been on for 25 seasons, which means there's been a mind-bogglingly huge number of guests, each with their own story of wrecked relationships and secret lives.
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The latter may be because in her movies, Mulligan doesn't always look like her mind-bogglingly beautiful, buttery blonde self (see: Suffragette, Inside Llewyn Davis, Mudbound, or her latest, Wildlife).
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Space is "vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big," as the author Douglas Adams put it, and those gargantuan dimensions present a colossal roadblock in the search for alien life beyond Earth.
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His attempts to explain how he won Parrish back after dragging her through a cycle of public humiliation revolves more around a mind-bogglingly misguided pity party for Hart himself.
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Wagner's method is as straightforward as it is mind-bogglingly precise, so much so that it took a great deal of close scrutiny to fully grasp exactly what she is doing.
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The technologies that allow for 8K images per eye would likely have to be microLEDs and, at that resolution, they'd be prohibitively expensive right now and almost mind-bogglingly power-hungry.
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The first-mover advantage in this space is mind-bogglingly large, as these firms effectively compete to own what will be the most important infrastructure in the 21st-century global economy.
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Tencent Holdings, the corporation behind the mind-bogglingly successful WeChat app and other online utilities popular in China, comes in second with three U.S.-based portfolio companies in the AI sector.
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"I think that we've somehow gotten into a world where people mistake fictional characters' voices to be the thoughts and opinions of the author, and that's mind-bogglingly stupid," he said.
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DOWNEY The first "Avengers" tour was just mind-bogglingly cool and strange, considering that the film was about to be released but was already being treated like it was a phenomenon.
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From mind-bogglingly large flatscreen televisions to hotel restaurants infused with a dash of molecular gastronomy, many of the luxe accommodations Vegas is known for have gotten tech upgrades in recent years.
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With 3000 counters and a map of the battlefields between Paris, Antwerp, and Cologne that's so large you could use it as an area rug, it looks mind-bogglingly detailed and challenging.
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Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk has dismissed hydrogen fuel cells as "mind-bogglingly stupid," and that is not the only negative thing he has had to say about the technology.
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Dutch people dress up like Piet around Christmastime, blackface and afro wig and all, which seems mind-bogglingly racist until you take a look at some of our football and baseball team names.
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"Blood, Sweat & Tears" is a wonderful jazz-rock album, but that hardly matters when "Abbey Road" is in the running — and, mind-bogglingly, the award wasn't even given to the next-best choice.
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There's little that you could call mind-bogglingly beautiful in the show, which was organized by Andrea Lipps and Ellen Lupton, both Cooper Hewitt curators, in consultation with an international committee of six advisers.
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Any person who has listened to a podcast has probably heard the pitch: Ditch that nightmare "mattress showroom experience" and get your next bed stuffed in a mind-bogglingly small box in the mail.
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"These volcanic eruptions were mind-bogglingly voluminous," Dr. Bordy said, noting that basalt piles in southern Africa can be a mile thick — and that's after more than 100 million years of erosion and weathering.
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Because the misunderstandings it reflects are common in many criminal justice reform efforts today: Reforms generally fail to grapple with the often mind-bogglingly messy way we divide up responsibility in the criminal justice system.
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In the mind-bogglingly popular field of indoor group cycling, the supposed cool quotient currently belongs to boutique studios like SoulCycle and Peloton, which sell a fashionable athletic lifestyle complete with $20163 branded water bottles.
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If you've never seen footage of LawBreakers, all you really need to know is that is a mind-bogglingly fast-paced shooter that has players performing high-speed aerial maneuvers, precision aiming, and gravity-manipulating stunts.
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Teaming up in the summer of 1961 with Wilson's younger brothers, Carl and Dennis, and classmate Al Jardine, they made mind-bogglingly complex chordal structures go down easy thanks to honey soaked harmonies and infectious hooks.
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After all, when you get two beyond legendary billionaires together the results are bound to be mind-bogglingly luxurious, over-the-top, and totally unique, down to the way they show their love for one another.
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To her critics, the obstinacy of Ms. Syroyid and her like-minded supporters in Parliament is mind-bogglingly irresponsible, the tantrum at the children's table after the adults of European statesmanship had prepared a healthy settlement.
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Singling out a building in Logue's Government Center project as "a hideous concrete edifice of mind-bogglingly inscrutable shape," where "terrified immigrants attend their deportation hearings," the authors seem unaware of the plaza's impeccably progressive origins.
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Many have noted their personal disgust at The Tweet, while nobody, to my knowledge, has ever defended The Tweet as good, except in ironizing fashion: It is so mind-bogglingly awful that it is, in fact, excellent.
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Large sums of money were put on offer and mind-bogglingly difficult challenges—like making a dress out of found material, or maintaining haute-couture elegance amid a swarm of bees—stood in the way of it.
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Photo: Getty In a mind-bogglingly dangerous move, conservatives in the Texas Senate have passed a bill that some say would make it legal for doctors to lie to pregnant women about discoveries made during prenatal testing.
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Worrying about appearances can feel shallow when you're grasping at the future through a product as mind-bogglingly cool as Meta 2, but when you consider the theoretical potential of augmented reality devices as smartphone replacements you need to be more critical.
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He's just been laid off from his job as a journalist, and if it was mind-bogglingly naïve of him not to realize the shaky state of the media industry, it fits with his blind idealism, which he couples with jejune politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new computer game created by a team of 15 people in a shed in southern England made its highly anticipated debut this week after creating buzz for conjuring a mind-bogglingly large universe of 18 quintillion planets for players to explore.
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There is one reason and one reason only to watch Life Itself, and it's that, like Collateral Beauty and Book of Henry before it, Life Itself is one of those movies that's so mind-bogglingly misguided, it's going to be great fun to talk about.
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But there is something inherently scary about the idea of a blue whale — the fact that there's this mind-bogglingly enormous creature lurking in the deepest reaches of our oceans, far from sight, and that it could come up for air at any moment.
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The Brexit is proving to be mind-bogglingly complex, but for those interested in the stock market, it boils down to three immediate knock-on effects: Working out the impact on various sectors is complicated because almost all the players in the biggest sectors have global exposure.
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Maybe this is a surreal extreme of the unthinking, vacuous new-niceness that occupies a large amount of YouTube territory, content creators so determined to deliver an upbeat, brand-friendly message that the uncomfortable truths of the world—personal and political—go mind-bogglingly, witlessly ignored.
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It's a threat that looms mind-bogglingly large: According to a January 2018 report from the Online Trust Alliance, there were 20193,700 so-called cyber incidents and data breaches just last year — 93% of which could've been prevented — which led to an estimated $5 billion in collective losses.
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Whatever the answer is, regardless of whether it's simple or mind-bogglingly complex, will pale in comparison to the fact that when millions of people just up and vanished one day, everyone on Earth was reminded that much of existence is basically random, meaningless, and out of our control.
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Then there's the part where it seems like a mind-bogglingly bad business decision to sabotage a $4 billion franchise — much less the hopes and dreams of millions of fans — all in the unlikely possibility that it might make one of the most successful filmmakers in Hollywood seem less successful.
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It's that it's so mind-bogglingly atrocious, so far removed from any modern conceptions of taste, that it grows into this fascinating and hilarious slog where each new half-baked idea, offensive cliché, and ill-advised Beavis and Butthead skit brings it to deeper and deeper lows, such that by the end, you could make a convincing argument that it's the worst album of all time.
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The whole thing is worth a read but, according to Eaves, CP3 and grown increasingly frustrated with head coach and president of basketball operations Doc Rivers, and his breaking point was a nixed deal that could have brought Carmelo Anthony to Los Angeles: This scenario is so mind-bogglingly dumb for both parties that I can't even decide which aspect is the most preposterous.
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His breakthrough came in the form of a three-hour, 20-minute video titled "#GamerGate: Actually, it's about..." The May 2015 video, which cuts from talks at tech conferences to journal articles to Twitter screenshots, advances a mind-bogglingly complex theory linking the geopolitics of the late Bush and early Obama years to a plot by elite institutions to take control of the American education system through an open source gaming console called the Ouya.
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