If pop culture is America's subconscious, then pop culture that's aimed at teens is the purest distillation of that subconscious.
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The work is drawing a parallel from a dialogue of our personal subconscious to the global or collective subconscious of our species.
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" Weaver added, "What was the subconscious thought when the Clinton campaign suggested in 2008 suggested that Barack Obama was not qualified ... Was there something subconscious involved in that?
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The subconscious is a beautiful — and quite simple — thing.
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So if the culture we create and distribute to teens expresses America's subconscious, it's currently a subconscious that has transformed the social self-destruction of dystopian fiction into something much more personal.
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Maybe it links to a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy.
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There's subconscious bias of course, which is a big thing.
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Karborn's portraits carve out and reveal subconscious themes about industrialization.
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Our collective subconscious as a culture, those movies were huge.
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Tap the subconscious; summon your charitable spirit and the muse.
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To do this, don't assume you don't have subconscious bias.
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But its heroic dimensions emerge from deeper in the subconscious.
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My pictures are powerful because they access the subconscious mind.
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Writing is not an autonomic function of the subconscious brain.
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But it requires bold action that reframes your subconscious patterns.
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It returns as a fairytale, bearing its own subconscious portents.
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Companies use colors to encourage subconscious decisions, Mr. Ramsoy said.
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Whatever it is that happens, happens on a subconscious level.
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"Like me again, like me again," became my subconscious mantra.
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"Fonts set a subconscious tone for the reader," he says.
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Clearly, Johnson is in very close dialogue with her subconscious.
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But subconscious racial biases play a significant role, as well.
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I guess in my subconscious, they were always in my head.
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I don't think your subconscious thinks it can take another letdown.
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But his listeners understood the subconscious meaning better than he did.
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In your subconscious state, you're not awake and you're not asleep.
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A lot of this stuff you're saying is unconscious or subconscious.
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I think the subconscious bias is a really big thing, actually.
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You know, it's your subconscious kind of yelling at you. Right?
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One of the causes of these disparities is subconscious racial bias.
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Basically, his "subconscious" has pierced through his code, leaving him defunct.
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This is all happening at a subconscious level, she assures me.
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As for the aesthetics, Thomm explores ideas of subconscious and surrealism.
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I don't want my subconscious to be a form of clickbait.
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Just let your subconscious think freely and see where it goes.
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He created rituals for his character by "tapping" into his subconscious.
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I'm interested in where our subconscious, unconscious, and wish-fulfillment meets.
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This is probably some subconscious knot about knowing he's dating again.
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Whether you pick up on the association immediately, your subconscious may.
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The eternal war between subconscious desires and the demands of civilization?
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But his lyrics often tell stories of daydreams and subconscious breaks.
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That symbol represents your intention, but also removes it from your conscious mind and puts it into your subconscious mind, where theoretically you can do more work with it and you can tap into the universal subconscious.
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"Wendy enabled the subconscious of the country to speak," Mr. Brenner said.
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Premeditated or subconscious, blue is the color when you're feeling the shade.
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If the Russians could hack my subconscious, they'd find a long list.
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"VR talks to our subconscious mind like no other media," he says.
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The book follows her traditional motif: exploring the subconscious world of performers.
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Before I learn about the soundscape, my subconscious tries to identify it.
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You're drawn to hidden knowledge, especially when it comes to the subconscious.
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But in fact you're getting through to them on some subconscious level.
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Or is there some deeper, subconscious appeal that keeps you coming back?
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I'm sure they're pumping these kids full of subconscious messages at night.
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Everything you experience goes into the subconscious, that's how the brain works.
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Writing music—particularly music without lyrics—calls almost exclusively on the subconscious.
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After all, didn't Freud say that our dreams reveal our subconscious desires?
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It also gives me an subconscious desire to play Portal. Win-win.
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To me, though, the answer is straightforward: Pop culture is America's subconscious.
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"Maybe it links to a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," Ocean muses.
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I think my mind is talking to me, like secretly, my subconscious.
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This is a world where people's subconscious perceptions can take physical form.
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Obviously, it's intentional — unless the trailer editor's subconscious is seriously on point.
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That or his sleeping subconscious might be trying to tell him something.
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I felt that while you're defecating, you're also going into your subconscious.
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Do you ever find yourself connecting with them on some subconscious level?
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Maybe — just maybe — your subconscious is trying to tell you something here.
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In reality, it's a surreal trip into a classic game creator's subconscious.
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Mr. Jones likened writing to boxing: conjuring fear while accessing the subconscious.
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It had emerged from his subconscious and back into his active imagination.
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I'd lose the ability to access and evaluate my hidden subconscious feelings.
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But even Rubio seems to have given up at a subconscious level.
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It's not solely about the subconscious romantic failings we assign female comedians.
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This is how a song goes…because it's what in the subconscious.
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"Much of my work is the product of my subconscious," he says.
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But, while the cast album invaded my subconscious, demand kept going up.
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Have we been just watching figments of her subconscious all this time?
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Similarly, Djurberg and Berg draw on Surrealist influences to probe the subconscious.
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There's a subconscious aspect to artists' output, basically regurgitating what we've absorbed.
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"The words jumped from subconscious to the page," he told The Independent.
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Because those gut feelings are often informed by conscious and subconscious discrimination.
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It's a reflexive, often subconscious bias that can be hard to shake.
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The subconscious can multi-task, for example, which the conscious brain cannot do.
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When you tap into emotional energy, you unleash the subconscious brain's enormous power.
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It's not just that individual officers hold subconscious racial biases — although they do.
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So, whether through coincidence or subconscious, I chose a hoodie nearly every day.
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Instead, what happens is that the decision to indulge triggers a subconscious reevaluation.
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Just because a worry is subconscious doesn't shield you from its negative effects.
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I got to about that point and something in my subconscious kicked in.
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It's top of mind, maybe it's subconscious and then it bubbles up later.
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Bots have no subconscious, so any imagery they use should be taken literally.
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Roughly eight-eight percent of human mental activity is subconscious rather than conscious.
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There is this subconscious bias they don't even realize they have about you.
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Instead, it needs to tap into consumers' needs, buried deep in their subconscious.
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So Wim Wenders said in the '80s that America has colonized our subconscious.
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This month, that area is our subconscious, as it is ruled by Scorpio.
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Accepting your subconscious as part of yourself will make it way less scary.
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Pop culture functions as a kind of subconscious for what humans care about.
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Apparently, there was some subconscious insecurity about my teeth that is now gone.
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His subconscious is taking over, trying to bring about a sense of healing.
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How do you go about trying to replicate something that's subconscious and otherworldly?
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Because the kind of bias that is most pernicious is the subconscious kind.
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Because when words come out, I don't even know what's in my subconscious.
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I'm trying to articulate this intellectually, but it's more of a subconscious surrender.
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Each one offers a space for reflection on color, movements and the subconscious.
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Unless, of course, your subconscious is as weird and fecund as Jeff VanderMeer's.
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What happens on your subconscious level influences what happens on your conscious level.
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While you're sleeping, your subconscious mind will get to work on those things.
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Consider the "requests" you made of your subconscious just before going to bed.
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It's in some part of my subconscious that's quite... it's not coming back.
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I believe that our subconscious is capable of understanding MORE than just symbols.
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And if the details were coming from my subconscious, uh, where and how?
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I just try and let my subconscious and my emotional state take over.
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Seven years later we learn that GOP protestations were subconscious forms of projection.
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It does something to your psyche and subconscious where you're never good enough.
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My subconscious knew something was wrong before my mind could figure it out.
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They send subconscious messages saying that you aren't enough, and never will be.
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Most gestures just amount to a subconscious game of rock, paper, scissors. Sen.
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Priming yourself with a self-critical mindset should reel in your subconscious tendencies.
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Or, if that fails, he delves into their subconscious and damages them psychologically.
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Then Science Mike said it was time to play around with our subconscious.
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"A Surrealist is using imagery from the subconscious, or dream imagery," he said.
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This is a powerful time to connect with your inner voice and subconscious.
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We were able to access this subconscious current that we are all riding.
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There could be others that would allow you to regulate internal, subconscious processes.
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You need to shatter your subconscious patterns and disrupt the homeostasis around you.
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Maybe my obsession with avoiding scratches and door dings had permeated his subconscious.
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Vitamin C is important — it's a fact that's deeply ingrained in our subconscious.
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It's a subconscious pull to the story of Cinderella and the glass slipper.
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That felt like a way to remove this subconscious question that people ask.
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Was it something he'd heard that his subconscious refused to let go of?
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This proves to your subconscious that you are a person of your word.
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"It's more subconscious, in the way I can understand these women," she said.
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For a split second, my subconscious thinks I've been stabbed in the brain.
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The subconscious need to express what feels meaningful and profound never goes away.
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It's difficult to clearly perceive reality when your subconscious is busily prejudging it.
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Pluto rules the subconscious, so the retrograde was a time for personal growth.
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They avoid being dragged along by subconscious forces that constantly redirect their attention.
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The subconscious made visible—though whether mine or the camera's I don't know. . . .
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Instead, they keep the audience's collective subconscious focused entirely on one simple question.
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Featuring a stunning performance from Ethan Hawke, it lingers uneasily in the subconscious.
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Consider implicit bias, subconscious biases against people of different races and ethnic backgrounds.
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A turning point in my subconscious suicide mission happened shortly after the holidays.
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The smell of popcorn simmering in old soda will never fully leave my subconscious.
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She admits she wondered if something otherworldly or subconscious was happening with her head.
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"I didn't mean for that, perhaps it was in my subconscious," she told NBC.
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Priming is a subconscious form of memory, based on identification of ideas and objects.
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Like, that the demogorgon is a projection of the dark half of Elle's subconscious?
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"We wanted to use VR as a direct bridge to our subconscious," says Damsbo.
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He says, there's no prediction of the future, there's no really subconscious protective circuitry.
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I watch so much television that my subconscious generally knows how to flush it.
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That conscious or subconscious suspicion that comes from perceiving others as different from us.
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Once you pay attention to your subconscious, you're better able to tell a story.
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This is a fantastic time to focus on dreamwork and to explore your subconscious.
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Scorpio is a water sign, which means it's connected to emotions and the subconscious.
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On some subconscious level, it was telling a story every American wanted to hear.
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I developed an inner strength, even if it was on a very subconscious level.
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Your subconscious mind is processing a lot of information, and you need your rest.
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Prequel stories like this just aren't very interesting or exciting at the subconscious level.
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Max Ernst worked with a similar technique and used it to mine the subconscious.
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It's like confidence in herself and her subconscious and her talents and her being.
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It comes more directly from the subconscious, where the lyrical connections are just uncanny.
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Reasons for these statistics include subconscious racial bias and stereotypes associating blacks with danger.
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Ever since, cricket has been "a bridge to understanding the collective subconscious of Pakistan".
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By definition, we do not know when our subconscious mind is puppeteering our actions.
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It's counterintuitive, and magick relies on your subconscious mind feeling at ease and comfortable.
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You're fast asleep, floating between dreams, blissfully unaware that you're lost in your subconscious.
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I know for a fact that psychedelics are a fast-track to the subconscious.
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People who do make those choices apart from their subconscious, I don't trust them.
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"The Surrealists would also use subconscious access techniques to procure their imagery," she notes.
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Here's what the assembled subconscious that is the internet was talking about last week.
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Then she wakes from this nightmare, unsettled by the thoughts rattling in her subconscious.
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"I'm fine!" you say, but your body and subconscious behaviors might be saying otherwise.
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I guess it's a part of my subconscious because I sometimes dream in Spanish.
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Like many behaviors attributable to our subconscious, we can't correct something we can't see.
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You need something people can connect to on a subconscious level, which is sexuality.
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Often subconscious, these race-based evaluations of character or intelligence have wide-ranging effects.
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Only the IAT doesn't predict subconscious racial biases, at least based on one test.
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There it is, deep in his subconscious, the object of all his anxieties and fears.
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"Reaching out to grab something is never going to be a subconscious reaction," says McLoughlin.
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His unfortunate word choice was not an innocent mistake but a sign of subconscious angst.
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There's something liberating about using genre to access more subconscious ideas, more physical, nightmarish situations.
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" ―The New York Times "I try to dig deep into the well of my subconscious.
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"Just because of what we were dealing with, stuff got in our subconscious," Dippold said.
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These techniques, again, set off alert systems in our subconscious minds — something just feels off.
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Instead, they demand that we face discomfort, longing, and our subconscious, as well as beauty.
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It's right out of the subconscious—just lying there, waiting to be applied to people.
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Echols creates glyphs, sigils, and symbols that are designed to communicate directly to our subconscious.
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This isn't necessarily driven by explicit racism but perhaps something more subtle: subconscious racial biases.
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There was a logic to the move's deployment on the show, if a subconscious one.
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You must act in such a way that you shock and reshape your subconscious patterns.
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And I feel that probably seeped into my subconscious and brought it out of me.
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But 24 years on, it remains vivid in the subconscious of the People's Republic. Why?
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I think we all have a subconscious connection to different time periods and different elements.
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Might inhaling essence of ant help, in some small subconscious way, to overthrow the patriarchy?
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Animal therapy makes us aware of this cross-species interconnectivity on the purest, subconscious level.
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"Furniture is set up in its natural environment," Pradeep says, which your subconscious brain appreciates.
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That book, first published in 1964, is an exploration of Mr. Ungerer's subconscious and worldview.
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Our data support the following explanation: People have a subconscious desire to signal their virtue.
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The departed are frequently encountered in isolated and idealized places, seemingly subconscious visions of heaven.
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According to this, I was a little racist at the subconscious level — against black people.
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"All hosts have a subconscious link to the closest hosts around them," Bernard explains to Charlotte.
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According to research, 95% of our decisions are based on subconscious factors -- like how we feel.
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So you don't ever have any dreams or subconscious memories of your time in the coma?
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In other words, it helps relax the body on a subconscious level during sleep, she says.
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" Union addressed the "subconscious" tendency to "lump all movies about people of color in one group.
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In reality, the true wonder of the Ouija board is what lies within our own subconscious.
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This flexibility is essential for making something physical out of the fractious sinews of the subconscious.
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It's just too much, even if you're not consciously thinking about it, it's in your subconscious.
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My reaction — maybe to the water, maybe to the story around it — was visceral and subconscious.
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These words broke loose from my subconscious and stole all the confidence I'd spent months developing.
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But I've realized that my fear of voice assistants really comes from a more subconscious place.
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"I didn't mean for that, perhaps it was in my subconscious," Parker told NBC's Natalie Morales.
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Subconscious racial biases are worrying because they may contribute to greater use of force by police.
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Your subconscious has secrets to tell you, but it needs a quiet place to whisper them.
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Even honest humans have only limited access to what is going on in their subconscious mind.
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Furthermore, subconscious racial biases — known as implicit bias — are more likely to color white jurors' judgments.
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These two planets work together to tap into your subconscious desires for intimacy and financial security.
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Most significantly, Fodor believed ghosts were actually the external manifestations of conflicts within the subconscious mind.
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But I don't know if it was my subconscious or what, but I started losing weight.
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Am I just an independent spirit, or do I have some deep, subconscious anxiety around intimacy?
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Marsden, who studied psychology, said there is a lot of his subconscious coming through his photographs.
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Without the office, a question may linger in the subconscious: is there a life to live?
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They drill down into your subconscious and don't rise to the level of brain-activating thought.
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As he watched his hand move, he realized he'd found a way to access his subconscious.
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Both deal with a beautiful woman in her subconscious state; each sums up their respective time.
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I've spent a lot of time thinking about how I could effect this in the subconscious.
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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What comes up in the tunes is a creative process that leans heavily on my subconscious.
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This leads to a dizzying chase through the deepest subconscious that you can't turn away from.
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What makes "Twin Peaks" unstable, the mainline to Mr. Lynch's subconscious, also makes it sui generis.
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Maybe, though, there is something in those snapshots of his subconscious, all those fields and formations.
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In Death Stranding's world, meditation brings to light a lurking subconscious that may well devour you.
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It stood in for subconscious urges, existential angst and everything in life we try to suppress.
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"I had this in my subconscious, of not having done enough for Russ," he told CNN.
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But I think it goes right into the subconscious, and you feel that you've been there.
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Thoughts loosened and set free by the spell of sound […] Subconscious energy lives in them all.
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Lyrically, I don't think about that too much—I think that comes more from the subconscious.
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The surrealistic art movement allowed the subconscious to be visualized with distorted images and dreamlike interpretations.
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According to this test, I was a person free of racism, even at the subconscious level.
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"When you're sharing images every day for six or seven years, it's a subconscious thing," he said.
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Or maybe, at some subconscious level, everyone knew things were more complex than they were letting on.
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When I get stuck on problems, I kick my horn up because it helps inspire subconscious realizations.
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I want this book to represent a collective idea that brings attention to this subconscious, widespread conditioning.
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Sometimes you don't understand the way your subconscious works — the way the ideas rise to the surface.
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And despite what you might guess, there isn't a big Freudian or subconscious element to all this.
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Paradoxically, the less control you think you have, the more control your subconscious mind is actually exerting.
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It also gives you total clarity on what your subconscious should be focusing on every single day.
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Spend time alone today—intense breakthroughs will come if you create space to tap into your subconscious.
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He also believed in automatic writing, where you pull words from a subconscious, spiritual or supernatural source.
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Your subconscious kicks in and you're flowing with your friends and the song sort of writes itself.
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LN: We're at this interesting moment when prejudice is in the subconscious a lot of the time.
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He was subdued, with the laconic cowboy thing set at a subconscious level, but it was there.
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Shari Mendelson's artifacts emerge from her subconscious as much as from her enthusiasm for her subject matter.
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" It's a subconscious response to fear: "I don't want that to be able to happen to me.
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My strive is to always have the artwork make sense, even if it is bizarre and subconscious.
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But that could possibly lead to a subconscious sense of accomplishment and less human-to-pet interaction.
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Albeit a bop created from Ashley's subconscious brain after she was placed in a medically induced coma.
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But I have to hand it this: It's incredible how successfully it attaches itself to your subconscious.
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That will allow new ideas to marinate in your subconscious, causing your neurons to make new connections.
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But how exactly we as a society arrived at this place of subconscious laughter remains a mystery.
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"All the information in these meridians is stored in your subconscious," explains Karl Dawson, an EFT practitioner.
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But a lot of these are from your subconscious trying to keep things the way they are.
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That piece of memory is actually so traumatic that it's very deep, deep, deep within his subconscious.
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He's good at playing to those fears and that kind of subconscious understanding that there are limits.
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Storefronts invites us to glimpse into the dreams and cultural subconscious of a country on the brink.
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It's a form of catharsis that we find by approaching the abstractions that emerge from our subconscious.
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But even though she seems to think that murder is the only option, Elizabeth's subconscious troubles her.
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Use this new moon to dive deeper into your subconscious mind, rather than worrying about the future.
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The songs on Dream World, after all, conform to the album's title; they're anthems for the subconscious.
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"Dance can explore the surreal space of the subconscious," Mr. Pita said on a recent Skype call.
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For me, dance music was always sitting around the corner, untouched and more of a subconscious endeavor.
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Lotti: I think that's because it comes from the most honest place, from your subconscious, those words.
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Something was happening though, and on a subconscious level it felt like his tale was being registered.
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There is a connection between your deepest subconscious desires and action on the home front this week.
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Overwhelmed with anxious stimuli from her subconscious and from the news cycle, she doesn't know what's real.
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Anyway, it's worth remembering that the logic of the subconscious is illogical; dreams so easily become nightmares.
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"When they pay for a coffee and see the screen asking about tip, it's subconscious," he said.
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Ms. Sánchez makes these tattoos intuitively, marking the skins of her artworks with maps to her subconscious.
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Possibly, but Kurland thinks our attraction to nature is intrinsic and operates on an almost subconscious level.
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It was as if our whole culture surged through this hall, raw and wild, like its subconscious.
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The Good Place is a show that deeply considers the subconscious undercurrents of everyone's basic human decency.
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"I don't know if laying the tombstone had some kind of subconscious impact on me," he said.
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"The patient had this idea in his subconscious, and the stand-in recognized it," Schlötter told me.
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"The whole idea was a kind of subconscious road trip of who we are," Ms. Prouvost said.
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Whether you like it or not, the clothing you wear instantly communicates signals to other people's subconscious.
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And even if people don't report explicit biases, is it possible they have implicit — meaning subconscious — ones?
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People typically "edit" verbal responses to make themselves sound rational, when purchases are often driven by subconscious emotions.
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Curiously, the topics Lion, Brick, and Colorfulness were also listed there — apparently, my clicks belie some subconscious penchants.
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Pinch them closed, and you enter his subconscious, where disjointed phrases flicker over images of Braille and flame.
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"We seem to have a problem with the SSS," Jeremiah stated flatly, referring to the Subconscious Suggestion System.
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She was taken advantage of by adults she trusted, leading to a lifetime of subconscious inability to trust.
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These kinds of messages present and reinforce the idea of an actual President Trump in our subconscious brains.
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The three political scientists claim that justices "telegraph their preferences during oral arguments" with their "subconscious vocal inflections".
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Did my fervor stem from a subconscious yearning to leave adulthood behind and go back to easier times?
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As Ms Martens wrote in El Comercio, a newspaper, violence and discrimination against women originate "in subconscious prejudices".
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"Our brain does subconscious calculations all the time that would be very difficult to do consciously," Chan explains.
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The pills send participants hurtling through his or her past, blending traumatic memories with subconscious-infused hallucination sequences.
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She throws out phrases that cause a subconscious double take, unsure if you're allowed to laugh or not.
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In the aggregate, there may be racial discrimination due to subconscious bias, but establishing this conclusively is tricky.
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The subconscious mind is always trying to protect us from danger so we imagine the worst-case scenario.
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To a degree, these self-teaching algorithms mimic what we know about the subconscious processes of organic brains.
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Kimmy and Keith's subconscious reactions cause them to respond to those seemingly-harmless external cues in defensive ways.
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That will help Cancer pay attention to their inner voice and consider the messages arriving in their subconscious.
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Consciously, I couldn't find my way, and so music allowed me a subconscious process to be involved in.
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Oh sweet dream journal, keeper of secrets, prompter of aspirations, gateway into the subconscious sexual fantasies of strangers.
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I think that visual stayed with me in my subconscious and guided the color direction this went into. .
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"Gifts to elected officials can create a subconscious sense of gratitude in even the most upright public servants."
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Fear is the darker, and perhaps more subconscious, reason that some people tend to prep more than others.
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The clothes tap into all our subconscious associations and connect a far-off event to our own experiences.
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For me, the song represents the connection to the subconscious and the unconscious current that flows through life.
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By investing big in yourself (and you are, without question, your greatest asset) you shock your subconscious system.
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Martínez is quite right — that effect must count for something, at some level, however deep in the subconscious.
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Read like a backdrop to a tableau, it suggests that these figures are living in a subconscious space.
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Mahalli noted that humans are visual creatures, and during sex you can go off of subconscious visual cues.
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The most effective "pathway" to the subconscious, he argued, was "storytelling," in part because it tapped into emotions.
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As though there were some kind of intelligence driving all this—the subconscious or some bullshit like that.
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If you weren't in Israel then and can't access the national subconscious now, the answer will be elusive.
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That subconscious resource is nearly endless and so often the takeaways I latch on to are my surroundings.
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Take it slow today, Capricorn—you need plenty of rest, and your subconscious mind has much to process.
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"By being emotionally intelligent, you are planning at a subconscious level and you're setting the stage," she says.
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None of us is ready for it to maraud through our subconscious, killing and burning everything it sees.
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Psychological studies reveal that a person's authentically experienced outrage is inherently interwoven with subconscious concerns about her reputation.
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Perhaps it was having written a vowelless puzzle that eventually gave me the subconscious inspiration for this one.
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Myth is explored through a contemporary perspective, comprehended as the foundation for social dynamics and subconscious thought processes.
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For women, the energy of artistic production and sexuality is inextricably linked—most often on a subconscious level.
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Freud took the story as an anxious expression of the subconscious pointing toward the main character's Oedipal complex.
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Gage said he didn't take any direct inspiration from Chesh, though it may have been stirring in his subconscious.
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The effect might also make the Ouija board an effective tool to help you tap into your own subconscious.
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Implicit bias lives deep in your subconscious, and it is largely separate from the biases you know you have.
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They were both hallucinations caused by Jules subconscious thoughts and needs surrounding these two central fixtures in her life.
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Probably not very often if you're under 30 — you're still invincible, immortal as far as your subconscious is concerned.
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Google autocomplete is our collective subconscious, so when you search for "Kardashian pregnancy," it knows what you really want.
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The artist is envisioning the lives of his ancestors and his style reflects the messy beauty of the subconscious.
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No matter what a spread suggests, a tarot reading is, in many ways, a mirror to your own subconscious.
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Exaggerated scale shifts take the paintings away from coherent narrative into the suggestion of a subconscious, dream-like state.
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It's possible this is actually what's going on, though if it is, it's probably happening at a subconscious level.
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To express these ideas, our subconscious draws on symbols that already exist in our culture's language, media, or religion.
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And judges—like the rest of us—are not very good at putting their subconscious biases to one side.
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Also, sometimes sharing opinions about subjective things like beauty can open the door for subconscious judgement from my friends.
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But, my subconscious attraction to women who bully has seemed to fade as I intervened on my negative habits.
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The results are subconscious scenes where characters of distorted proportions entangle with phantom scenes hinged between fiction and reality.
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Race and class also may play a role even for someone who's free of subconscious or overt racial bias.
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It's all subconscious, but I think having Ted in the band offered me this freedom to get really weird.
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It's a brilliant time to journal and tap into your subconscious mind as the moon connects with genius Uranus.
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Additionally, you want to tap into your subconscious mind to unlock connections and solutions to your problems and projects.
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If you're walking around letting your subconscious guide you, you're not going to notice how much you're draining yourself.
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Fighting these pervasive, subconscious prejudices requires not only being aware of them, but also changing the archetypes of power.
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Crash course: Freud believed the human subconscious was broken into three parts: the ego, the superego, and the id.
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Those earlier recordings of your subconscious mind stay there until you work through them in therapy and so forth.
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He was a specter haunting my subconscious, wisps of hair and blue wool suits always flitting through my periphery.
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Art, public school, faith, entertainment — these are voices that address the subconscious, voices we absorb silently without even noticing.
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I think the music kind of takes on the character or personality or subconscious, really, of that particular place.
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So, people now have a subconscious bias toward using online channels — just like everyone else in the tech world.
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The "Arsenal" part of the title is about being prepared for that which challenges you in the subconscious realm.
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A lot of movement is taking place in your subconscious mind and some brilliant inner transformations may take place!
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Even though you&aposre not conscious of it, your subconscious mind is much more alert than your conscious mind.
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Socialist Realism allowed the Stalinist ideology to control the supposedly conscious decision-making mind through domination of the subconscious.
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For now, the IAT might be the best tool we've got for measuring subconscious bias, at least in aggregate.
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"The Clock" has taken a delirious dive into the subconscious: Pupils dilate in close-up, metronomes tick, plugholes spiral.
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They threaten to take it away or to throw it out, this only makes out subconscious want it more.
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The aim — conscious and subconscious — is to build social capital within the particular cultural environment of these virtual spaces.
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You end up sending a subconscious message to yourself, one that associates a balanced lifestyle with pain and agony.
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"Do your conscious and subconscious work on different frequencies?" a young woman in a tank top wanted to know.
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"My interest in writing about American history stemmed originally, I think, from a subconscious desire to find roots," Mrs.
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Mostly though, this episode is just director David Lynch — one of cinema's true adventurers — emptying out his subconscious, unabated.
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Unconscious bias refers to the stereotypes, both negative and positive, that exist in our subconscious and affect our behavior.
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But in this interview, Omarosa seems to be confessing that Trump himself is rife with subconscious, anti-minority biases.
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It's a subconscious thing maybe between Andrew Innes and myself that we don't ever repeat what we've done before.
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I hope to get struck with inspiration; in this case, I think an inkling did come to my subconscious.
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Such declarations send the power of your subconscious mind on a mission to find solutions to fulfill your goals.
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As one can imagine, subconscious racial biases can have real effects on people's lives — such as their job prospects.
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As a manifestation of the subconscious, dreams often make for complex visual landscapes when brought into the physical realm.
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A deep dive into your subconscious and a fearless perusal into the dark corners of research-driven processes is favored.
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You did learn a lot about your subconscious fears and feelings during this transit, but it's time to move on.
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If the World Wide Web is our collective conscious or subconscious, then what does it reveal about what we praise?
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These subconscious attitudes often lead to problematic behaviors, such as the need to go after those who represent a threat.
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Many of these feelings you can't even verbalize—so much will be happening at a subconscious level during this eclipse.
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By understanding and proving these linkages, the company is able to help raise awareness and consciously combat these subconscious biases.
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Art, music, writing—all of this is my way of communicating with my subconscious, with myself, with my inner being.
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More questions rattle around my subconscious and, in a fit of disbelief and turmoil, a hot flush comes over me.
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Even though it feels like the conscious mind is the driver of our actions, it is actually the subconscious mind.
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On Friday, former President Bill Clinton suggested attacks on his wife's White House qualifications were attributable to "subconscious" double standards.
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He vilified the brain itself, and its ability to turn on its owner and whisper troubling orders into the subconscious.
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But the study suggests it was a subconscious shift in perception that can occur even when subjects think they're alone.
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It can dictate how individuals deal with cooperation as well as their willingness to confront their subconscious and internal issues.
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While some chalk it up to random neural activity, others believe our dreams reveal our subconscious thoughts, feelings, and desires.
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The lyrics, especially, came super quickly; I think it was something that had been sitting in my subconscious for awhile.
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With Amazon's CV scanner, for example, a human recruiter might be equally prejudiced against female candidates on a subconscious basis.
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I really think it developed as kind of a subconscious reaction to deal with insecurities and that sort of thing.
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It's defending you against the other, whatever is not you, and it's defending you against strong emotions and your subconscious.
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In 63 Julia Serano, a trans woman (natal male), called this sense "subconscious sex": a "profound, inexplicable, intrinsic self-knowing".
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Often, that kind of stuff is a product of someone's subconscious, so it's interesting you were bringing them in deliberately.
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An ever depreciating totem that gnaws at my subconscious and introduces a low-level sense of dread into my days.
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"It was really just my subconscious," he said while explaining his decision to wear a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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The new textures offer him the freedom to dig deeper into his psyche, revealing subconscious patterns of intimacy and aggression.
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The tar is our subconscious and in order for that orb to exist it must be surrounded by the tar.
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The last two weeks, I didn't turn her, but in the back of my mind, I had this subconscious guilt.
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"Man, my subconscious spoke to my conscious and it just moved me to wear the hat," T.I. quoted West saying.
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You could make the case that introverts are even more likely to adopt subconscious strategies for blending into the background.
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Perhaps, in line with the artist's own declaration, this depiction of a bare breasted woman points to his own subconscious.
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You never really know, because I'm the kind of writer who tends to let the subconscious do the heavy lifting.
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That's why it makes sense that so much of what you see seems to register at an almost subconscious level.
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In some ways, Halloween can air our subconscious desires, foreshadowing identity changes before we're fully ready to acknowledge them ourselves.
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My subconscious plays a trick on me and I mutter a prayer that, due to my atheism, I retract immediately.
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The pain of your last hangover will be lodged into your subconscious and you won't be able to escape it.
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It's this vibrato sound that comes through, which is an attempt—maybe subconscious, I don't know—to convey strong emotion.
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He was still ed-stimming but something passed through to his subconscious and he woke out of his educational reverie.
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To me, that song is really about subconscious thought and the consequences of actions that come out in your sleep.
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What Djurberg and Berg's artworks do best is tease out the fears and pleasures already loitering in the visitors' subconscious.
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The French capital was alive with Surrealism and its contagious emphasis on the subconscious, dreams, startling juxtapositions and general otherworldliness.
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In truth, I had put the entire COP Keating episode in a box and dropped it deep in my subconscious.
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My subconscious quickly clapped back at my own prejudiced, harmful internal dialogue: Aren't these the people you're trying to reach?
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Key informed us that they were present in many ads, the better to appeal to our subconscious and manipulate us.
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We have a black founder, black host, black DJ—and I think on a subconscious level that says a lot.
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Friday's eclipse in Aquarius finds you craving alone time as you experience a clear emotional understanding with your subconscious mind.
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Something dark has permeated our collective subconscious, shaking the very foundation of a narrative we have carried around since infancy.
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With this context in mind, Turbulences dans les Balkans is a socially corrective tour de force of emotional subconscious conviction.
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I feel that words are very influential and can communicate anything into the subconscious to begin change from the inside out.
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When your outer self and inner self are ruled by the same sign, your subconscious may be less of a mystery.
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Softening the barrier between conscious and subconscious thought has important implications for psychotherapy, said Goldsmith, allowing people to recall repressed memories.
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They both knew the words to songs that were already conceived, but that could only be accessed by their respective subconscious.
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Sound has an uncanny ability to enter the subconscious as we sleep, to execute flawless non sequiturs in real dream-time.
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Just watching the character think is tremendous fun — she's so intelligent, but perhaps not smart enough to outthink her own subconscious.
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Well, as a writer, I've never loved having to write a lot about myself or rely on what my subconscious unearths.
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These surreal scenes sound like something that would bubble up in your subconscious, but they are actually meant as children's entertainment.
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But George and I observed the same subconscious distortion of reality play out in dozens of real-life examples throughout history.
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If you don't see all the sexual stuff' that's fine by me' hopefully you're taking it in on a subconscious level.
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Nor did the dread stem from my concern over the show's depiction of how demons might stalk us through the subconscious.
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She wants the airline to train employees to overcome "implicit bias," a term used for subconscious bias caused by stereotyping people.
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So if data contains overt or subconscious bias, expressed in language, then AI learning from that data will reproduce those tendencies.
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He awakens to a supernatural power allowing him to access the Metaverse, a place where a person's subconscious desires can manifest.
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This will be a fantastic time to get things off your chest or to explore your subconscious mind with a therapist.
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Dumping your waste on the ground, which is at best a lame and short-sighted activity, isn't some mindless, subconscious habit.
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It has raised questions about gender stereotypes, the subconscious, and the way we change imperceptibly to ourselves and perceptibly to others.
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We all know who Paul is, from the peacock strut to how he marionettes defenders and tap dances inside their subconscious.
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It's how subconscious states and dream states are interconnected, and how that influences people on their political actions and everyday lives.
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"Human beings in general have these (subconscious) stereotypes, so it's hard to believe it couldn't be 80% or 90%," Betancourt said.
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This is a terrible fact of human nature, and it operates at a subconscious level, but we know that it happens.
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Something will make you think that you should write, and I'm banking that this "something" is inside you; a subconscious thing.
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His jokes about technology and parenting are so lodged in my subconscious that no amount of cultural shame can remove them.
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The problem is that one of the "deeper, subconscious needs" YouTube is built to fulfill leads people to insane conspiracy theories.
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So whether you've purposely chosen a certain shade or your selection is completely subconscious, your clothes are actually saying a mouthful.
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He just says whatever comes to mind in that pursuit, grabs whatever talking point bubbles up from his Fox-informed subconscious.
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When we expect things to go right, our subconscious mind intuitively shifts our attention to those things that make us happy.
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" In interviews, Beto O'Rourke quotes New Age ideas, with such koans as "your will is the subconscious author of your life.
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According to the artist, these should not be read as portraits of "real people" but as expressions of his own subconscious.
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But as we associate cues with certain rewards, a subconscious craving emerges in our brains that starts the habit loop spinning.
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Subconscious effects just shouldn't be that large — and if they are, aren't there 10 other equally random ones influencing the results?
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I wasn't ready to deal with the pain of my divorce, so dating a dysfunctional guy was a nice subconscious distraction.
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One of those possible factors: implicit bias, which is subconscious bias that drives people — including cops — to treat racial minorities differently.
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I don't think you can turn on your critical brain and not be affected on a subconscious level by [watching porn].
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I really tried to ingrain all of those classics in my subconscious before we started making The Old Man & the Gun.
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For me, in my old age, the war comes back, out of order, my subconscious offering up memories without my asking.
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While interviewers consciously take note of the answers you provide, your body language reveals subconscious clues to your personality and attitude.
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All hugely entertaining, but nothing in the books can penetrate our subconscious, because they are the product of a controlling mind.
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Before my vitiligo, I, albeit on a subconscious level, did everything in my power to abide by these restrictive body norms.
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Specifically, it was the German Dadaist Hannah Höch who popularized photomontage as a means to access the subconscious, political, and absurd.
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Such memories don't fade; they remain, either as vivid recollections or as subconscious or partially conscious sources of dread and despair.
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By interspersing her sleep with explosions of images and sounds, the artist explores the fascinating world of dreams and the subconscious.
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As the show continued, that persona became what fans of Psycho knew it must: Norman's subconscious version of his own mother.
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When the world is more disease-ridden, people begin hooking up earlier, in a subconscious effort to ensure their seed survives.
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They're in the public sphere today, and they've got an interest, however conscious or subconscious, and kind of burnishing an image.
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Visitors navigate the subconscious and encounter performance art personas Beglari designed to map out the social, political, and cultural influences on identity.
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In Us, Jordan Peele has made another socially-conscious horror movie out of this nagging, subconscious feeling of self-doubt and unease.
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"And I think you really have this subconscious thing where you're like, 'Well, I have to like get it out,' " he added.
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He enrolled at Mckendree College, outside of St. Louis, in what he now realizes was a subconscious effort to delay the inevitable.
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All I had to do was write a handful of clauses about the power of handwriting to reveal subconscious truths about myself.
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Perhaps it was because we let go of some subconscious anger we were holding onto about how we impacted each other's sleep.
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I think some writers rely on their subconscious and others find it kind of uncomfortable, because it makes them feel so vulnerable.
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His subconscious might even pick some obvious choices for his family's future... like Miguel (Jon Huertas) marrying his wife, Rebecca (Mandy Moore).
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Stormi's first-birthday party will be hard to top — and it's no wonder, considering it came straight from her mom's subconscious imagination.
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There are few better illustrations of that subconscious benefit than that it stares him in the face every time he opens Twitter.
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But on some subconscious level that we've all subscribed to, it makes for damn good TV that's dark, but fun to watch.
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These exercises may appear to be intuitive and basic, but when you're looking to change subconscious thoughts, it's easier said than done.
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Relinquishing control to a painterly mess allows subconscious or unexpected stuff to enter the narrative, and gives way to more abstract passages.
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All of these interventions appear to reduce subconscious racial biases, while interracial contact appears most promising for reducing racial anxiety more broadly.
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There's also a lot going on in your subconscious mind—get some rest and schedule more time for meditation in your day.
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That's based on my experience with trying and failing to conform to whatever stupid idea of beauty society burned into my subconscious.
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"I'm not superstitious, not saying my not being there is why she got hurt, but maybe it was something subconscious," Eileen said.
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It urged officers to increase cultural awareness and warned that "subconscious feelings, attitudes and stereotypes" may play a role in their interactions.
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The complex relationship between mind and body operates at a subconscious level but one that is also, in many situations, common sense.
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First, don't assume, like I did, that because you don't engage in conscious bias that you won't accidentally engage in subconscious bias.
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In doing so, you are bringing your subconscious thoughts to a conscious platform, which should help you focus on more objective characteristics.
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Through the alternating application of documentation and imagination, art expresses the abundant flux of mutual resonance between the conscious and the subconscious.
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But the actual meaning behind those subconscious adventures — and what role they can play in our emotional lives — is much less clear.
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It seems like all this stuff has been embedded in your subconscious and in your muscle memory for a very long time.
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That's because the brain has a process called "value-tagging," which imprints important things onto your subconscious and filters out unnecessary information.
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The visitor encounters the locked door to the basement — the home of subterranean (read: subconscious) desires of the now physically mature woman.
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Nuances in the expressions or body language of his subjects inspire subconscious assumptions, creating uncomfortable narratives in the imaginations of his viewers.
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There were also travelogues, and sketchbooks just for dreams that were filled with the vivid images that his subconscious cooked up nightly.
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This violence of fascinated observation, conscious or subconscious, is true with regard to many things including class, gender, sexuality, and so on.
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Also, I think people like hearing that they've been a part of our dreams—that they worked their way into your subconscious.
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I do this willingly and happily, and not as a subconscious rebellion against technology, or out of obligation or some masochistic delight.
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It found committees whose members believed that women faced structural barriers in the workplace were more likely to overcome any subconscious biases.
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"Obviously the referees play a role, and it's subconscious on their behalf," Aaron Schatz, the editor in chief of Football Outsiders, said.
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If Mr. Habjan's puppetry plumbs the depths of Salome's subconscious, Mr. Barlog's production's charms are all on the stylish but straightforward surface.
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Whether it is self-conscious or subconscious, their decisions are shaped by the people who surround them and the world they inhabit.
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If you're free from debt in real life but experiencing this kind of scenario in your sleep, then explore alternative subconscious messages.
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But all too often these trade-offs are subconscious, which means we don't discuss them openly and fail to question them relentlessly.
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Deep down in Mr. Trump's ungrammatical subconscious, some ancient understanding of the nature of dramaturgical, as opposed to oratorical, discourse briefly stirred.
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Major knows that to find where this robot was hacked, her subconscious ghost needs to dive into the memory of the geisha.
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My subconscious and unexamined assumption was that the elderly transcend these desires because they become more stoic and sage-like over time.
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But all too often these trade-offs are subconscious, which means we don't discuss them openly and fail to question them relentlessly.
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" DARGIS That reminds me of a line in Wim Wenders's 603 film, "Kings of the Road": "The Yanks have colonized our subconscious!
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But while doctors are sometimes on the receiving end of discrimination, they are also vulnerable to their subconscious prejudices, or implicit bias.
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In that vein, being back with college boyfriend Logan may even be a subconscious attempt to get back some of that hopeful ambition.
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On a subconscious level, you don't think you're worthy of the dream job, a loving and equal partnership, being treated with full respect.
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Tapping into the subconscious is not only present in the finished result, but also in the artist's method in creating the works, too.
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What is remarkable here is how Cardiff and Miller managed to give this figure's subconscious physical shape in the architecture of a house.
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Finding and selecting the appropriate button felt deliberate and sluggish, whereas in a real world scenario, the decisions we make are quick, subconscious.
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At least on a subconscious level, many women of color are still seen as relative outsiders in the white, male world of Congress.
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Gupta and Mortal said the 2018 study results could possibly be explained by subconscious biases on the part of company boards and shareholders.
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Investors made bets based on the outcome they wanted — even if their preferences were subconscious, notes an article in The Wall Street Journal.
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What interested us here is the chance to allow him to know on a subconscious level before he knew on a conscious level.
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Maybe on some subconscious level we hoped this celestial phenomenon would finish the job that the 1966 Earthrise picture promised: swallowing us whole.
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"Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" I knew Mulder's subconscious was a scary place, but man, it was more frightening than I could ever have imagined.
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That's thanks to subconscious magic of the mere-exposure effect, a psychological phenomenon where repeated exposure to something enhances people's attitudes towards it.
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With Grace claiming to have no recollection of the crimes, Dr Jordan spends his mornings probing her subconscious for evidence of periodic amnesia.
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Meanwhile, Pluto likes to slink around in our subconscious, willing large-scale changes and shifts in power to unfold just below the surface.
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He's attacking people on a subconscious level, manipulating white noise on the audio mix so it continuously fades in and out of awareness.
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Do I have an invisible methyl group bound to a stress-inhibiting gene, or do I have buried subconscious memories of the past?
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More department heads are realizing that and implementing sophisticated implicit bias training to root out ugly things from the subconscious of police officers.
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"I think this is a subconscious reason why this is getting under the skin of Piers Morgan and Fox and Friends," says Jacobson.
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As we've seen, if they're not, the collateral impact on the dynamics of the conversation can range from plain awkwardness to subconscious adversariness.
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Or maybe it's just our very basic, very lazy subconscious desire to avoid "real" pants whenever possible (and sometimes get away with it).
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"There's a whole other level of pop music that's interesting to me: the cultural subconscious and the fabric of western society," Rountree explained.
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It's a show that you probably buried deep in your subconscious after Miley Cyrus first twerked on Robin Thicke so many years ago.
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For a second time, my spouse made a subconscious choice that encroached on my work — and now, my child is learning from him.
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We believe she might have been wearing a locket that had 'Ouida' on it, and it's possible that 'Ouija' was in her subconscious.
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What follows is a ritual of rebellion that is part hysteria, part melodrama—a subconscious bargaining between the possessing demons and school officials.
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This is a time to understand your values on a subconscious level before Venus emerges over your horizon to begin a new cycle.
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It's about arming yourself for this subconscious battle that goes on while you sleep, when you're not even aware of what's going on.
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"Oberlin gave me some very important tools and perspectives, and what I learned there is undoubtedly ingrained in my musical subconscious," he says.
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But while I seemed to those around me to be moving confidently towards the fix, my subconscious was backing further and further away.
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The offerings of Wish are strange, dumb, and complex, like a junk sale taking place in the darkest recesses of Willy Wonka's subconscious.
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Most often, the kind of stuff that I'm dealing with just seeps into the material, even if it starts at a subconscious level.
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That scene could have been plucked from his subconscious: His mother, who died in a fire, had owned and operated a beauty parlor.
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They come in two fabrics representing "the conscious, refined and frontal suede, and subconscious, coarse and honest leather," according to the Boonper website.
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Our subconscious programming — developed through our youth and on into adulthood — plays a huge role in how we survive or thrive at work.
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No matter how much of the unconscious, or of the subconscious, is injected into the movie's images and sound, nothing here is aestheticized.
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The first female Speaker said she believes that some of the sexist bias that women face is subconscious on the part of others.
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Most touch acts are surreptitious or subconscious or quietly social, but sexual touching is sought, specific, pointed in desire, and enormous in consequence.
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You kick ideas around in your subconscious and then this one is a straggler and you pounce on it because it seems funny.
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What I wanted to create was a sacred feeling, something that from a subconscious point of view would be a representation of death.
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Busy with the strain of embodying a casually naked persona, my subconscious swatted away the petty anxieties that otherwise crowded my overactive mind.
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If a phallic signifier points to action, explosion, and fortitude, a yonic signifier points to the subconscious, the sublime, and the cosmic void.
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There's a behavioral principle called mirroring, the subconscious replication of another person's nonverbal cues, which is a way humans connect and grow closer.
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We were warned of the dangers of language: using a phrase like "biological father" could seep unwanted notions of parentage into one's subconscious.
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The IAT tries to get at this by digging into people's initial reflexes — and, hopefully, their subconscious mind — to gauge their real views.
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And there have been many times that I and my critical brethren have just plumb missed something burbling away in the national subconscious.
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As Bernard says in "Journey Into Night," the magic of the network is that it's silent, and subconscious — there is no vocal communication needed.
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And their antennae are still tuned to hidden vibrations in the country's subconscious, picking up on the tremors that are about to become earthquakes.
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I pride myself in that my subconscious at least selected a predatory Earth analogue, which should keep me from relaxing my guard too much.
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It makes sense why people are so into the idea of lucid dreaming; who doesn't want to control their subconscious and have superhuman abilities?
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Was Carlos's last name a subconscious acknowledgment of the risk-taking involved when a congressman (and later, a candidate for office) behaves so recklessly?
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Just give me anything that makes the subconscious sticker shock a little less sharp — at least until VR is mature enough to overcome it.
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"When people are growing up they're generally looking for something in the culture that reflects their subconscious yearnings," Grayson Perry wrote in The Guardian.
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"When you first wake up, you're in this Beta wave state so you're apt to [being creative], your subconscious can come out," she said.
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Even being able to change reality isn't something anyone would want to have in real life because your subconscious could totally screw things up.
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They are dreaming of other futures, and in fact Tropikos itself is a kind of dream, a hypnagogic exploration of the sea's brutal subconscious.
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According to Matt Lundquist, LCSW, a psychotherapist and couples therapist, pregnancy dreams can also belie issues with sexuality, relationships, unfulfilled desires, or subconscious fears.
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Studies also show that police officers have subconscious racial biases, which may drive them to stop, arrest, and shoot black Americans at disproportionate rates.
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Questioning the baffling nature of the subconscious feels as timely as taking an unflinching look at the reality of our own desires and behaviors.
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Maybe I'm getting a tiny taste of the kind of dull, subconscious alarm bells those less privileged than me hear all of the time.
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I got to thinking about how our subconscious was being attacked and we don't really see the effects of all that's happening around us.
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It's been the darkest part of America's subconscious—for one second we thought we were moving ahead, and it's like no, no we're not.
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I always thought that the muffler sculptures were subconscious self-portraits of the men (and it's always men, in my experience) who make them.
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But for women, "likability" is often code for something else, a vague stand-in for people's subconscious discomfort with women who defy gender norms.
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Getting out of your head means, you're shutting off the prefrontal cortex and allowing your subconscious mind to control your thoughts, experiences and interactions.
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What lies beyond them is a terrifying universe of her own guilt, and the possibility of redemption from the torment of her own subconscious.
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He says the subconscious part of the brain processes information that deals with threats and works faster than the conscious mind can keep up.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer found you releasing repressed emotions and subconscious habits, embracing new routines that support a happier, healthier life.
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They do not simply accompany the libretto but also reveal the subconscious feelings of the characters or what will happen later in the story.
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The trajectory of this underground railroad is from blithe, barbed self-consciousness to the subconscious, where land mines you pretended didn't exist keep exploding.
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I'm fairly certain my writing Stephanie's full name was a not-so-subconscious attempt at reaching out to you, in hopes you'd reach back.
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As the trials drew near, Phelps ordered "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind," by Joseph Murphy, and "The Purpose Driven Life," by Rick Warren.
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Monday's full moon in Aries illuminates a quiet, sleepy sector of your chart—one that rules your dreams, your subconscious, and your mental health.
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But often, you have to accept that whatever it was that made perfect sense is now just a nugget nestled somewhere in your subconscious.
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Then, in what feels likes a subconscious effort to mirror in language the amazement being urged upon us, Attenborough begins to drop his verbs.
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This weekend, you feel free to live out your subconscious desires with someone you trust as sweet Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Saturday.
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I think it's really due to some kind of subconscious effort to restore a personal balance, but also a heavy interest in the dramatic.
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Along with them come ingrained, subconscious associations that may have unintended consequences, according to a study published Friday in Social Psychological and Personality Science.
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Frank King doesn't really remember where he learned Bulls and Cows, the game that leaped from his subconscious and into Cambridge's ancient Titan computer.
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It was in this state of the subconscious that the repeated refrain of, "One for sorrow, two for joy" kept playing in Ansell's head.
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But his subconscious repulsion at the prospect of fatherhood manifests itself through perverse, weird, frightening symbology — most notably in the deformed monster he fathers.
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Researchers believe this reflects a subconscious bias that people may not realize they hold, and could affect all their interactions with women and girls.
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And refuting those false claims requires a person to first mentally articulate them, reinforcing a subconscious connection that lingers far longer than people presume.
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Ms. Hong examined attitudes toward mainlanders with a series of implicit association tests, which use rapid-fire word association prompts to measure subconscious prejudices.
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There are iconic images of Castro from that visit that remain permanently etched into my mind now, if not the collective American black subconscious.
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That sense of identity doesn't always necessarily overlap with overtly racist ideas, but it can nonetheless influence white people's thought process, subconscious or others.
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Religion is just a thing that is always around in my brain, I guess, and it comes out of my subconscious when I'm writing.
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"Micro-expressions are completely subconscious and precede the speech process, but everybody makes them," Sarnblad told CNBC Make It at YPO Edge in Singapore.
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Hanging floor to ceiling and obstructing the path, the mobiles form a kind of web that seems to evoke Mr. Pederson's wacky artistic subconscious.
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Lorie Fridell is a University of South Florida criminologist who works with cops to help them resist subconscious biases, particularly against young black men.
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It's surely subconscious trickery to transport you into the Alice In Wonderland world of wellness, some light foreplay before fisting you with coconut flour.
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The subconscious parts of our brain, where our emotions reside, has evolved over millions of years and is far more powerful than the conscious brain.
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Sigmund Freud, who invented psychoanalysis, thought these little slip-ups were bits of your dark, disgusting, and sex-obsessed subconscious eking out through normal conversations.
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Kink in particular is supposed to be a realm where you can safely and consensually express the desires from the deepest parts of your subconscious.
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It's a job for my subconscious mind, and the more I'm conscious of it, the more I become concerned that I will stop breathing entirely.
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Whether or not you want to admit it, you've had this fear, lingering, like some undetected disease in your subconscious since you were a child.
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Sex dreams can be very hot or very awkward, but for the most part they're nothing more than entertaining because they live in your subconscious.
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Yuskavage's small paintings, spanning 219 years, make you realize, regardless of your gender, how much crazy, infantilizing shit about women lurks in our cultural subconscious.
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When they adopt Cody, the Hobsons are delighted by the wonders his subconscious conjures up for them at night… until the boy begins having nightmares.
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Starting today, Mercury will be in Scorpio, the sign of mystery and the subconscious, and it will stay there until the end of the month.
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Your sun sign and moon sign are often portrayed as opposite sides of the same coin: your conscious and subconscious, your head and your heart.
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If you're operating at the edge of what's possible, you're using your subconscious mind, operating in a region where delusion is really easy to do.
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Sadly, electing a black man unleashed America's racial subconscious like nothing else could, and what we are now witnessing is ugly, frightening and frankly devastating.
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The song has Kline wandering through apathy, thinking about the things she could've done if she'd had the energy or will, poking at her subconscious.
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They used the Implicit Association Test (IAT), an online screening developed at Harvard University that measures subconscious preferences by detecting automatic associations with certain prompts.
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" He says of the film, "It's an exploration of how we interpret the world around us, and how our subconscious mind invisibly directs our behavior.
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I think of my scenes and characters as not being specifically narrative, but more as ghosts, haunted spirits with a certain kind of American subconscious.
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When I wake up from any dream or nightmare I'm always still feeling the emotion that I had just been feeling in my subconscious state.
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To stand out once again, they would have to follow Lynch's loopy subconscious to some place entirely new and as discordant as the original show.
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This request was swiftly and unanimously vetoed by everyone I love, which in hindsight, may have been their subconscious effort to protect me from myself.
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Scattered along it are benches, long enough to lie on and spin out your dreams, inscribed with quotations from the presumed master of the subconscious.
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The Flummoxed Europeans aren't happy with Burning Man's current DJ lineup, which includes parties and stages with names like Intergalactic Sasquatch and the Automatic Subconscious.
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Studies, even using video game simulations, show police officers hold subconscious biases: An officer will shoot a black suspect more readily than a white suspect.
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A new moon in Scorpio arrives on November 7, encouraging you to go deeply into your subconscious mind; perhaps through dream work or in therapy.
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On a subconscious level, the scrawled outline of a phallus is instinctively as amusing to me as it is a symbol of threateningly unchecked masculinity.
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Our service is so much about disconnecting you from your inevitable prejudices and giving you a chance to see what your subconscious visceral perception selects.
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I don't even know if it's stares or somebody saying something, but just that subconscious feeling that people don't like you—that hurts so much.
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The figures in her painting are a secret world of humanity's subconscious, where nature becomes a safe environment for expressing repressed desires, secrets, and wishes.
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The part of my subconscious responsible for knowing what is right and wrong overpowered the rest of me and affected my mental health and happiness.
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For Miró's Surrealist cohort, "The Birth of the World" took the revolutionary technique of automatic drawing, which tapped the subconscious, into the realm of painting.
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The orchestra acts like a CT scan of his brain: Reflecting his subconscious thoughts with telltale leitmotifs, the musical tags denoting emotions, events and people.
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It's possible that some respondents who said they have a positive view of some groups are lying about their biases, or even hold subconscious biases.
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I guess I can see how some people can find similarities in our sound, but ultimately I feel like it's just our subconscious at work.
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This is a powerful year for inner, subconscious work; going to therapy may feel like a risk, but it's one worth taking at this time.
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That calls for a subconscious exercise: She sketches "totems," which stem from "a primitive stage of the mind, something that's fluid and rapid," she says.
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At its best, a trade between artists is a mutual affirmation of artistic identity, a way of reifying the nonmaterial, often subconscious transmission of ideas.
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Bill Clinton called the remark a case of "subconscious" sexism and said his wife is being held to a higher standard because she's a woman.
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In order for a woman to be elected president, a lot of us may need to re-examine some of our subconscious ways of thinking.
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But mainly it was a direct download from the subconscious of Mr. Lynch, who directed every episode: part horror story, part slapstick, all twisted fantasy.
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After all, while subconscious bias may explain why an employer rejects résumés with stereotypically black names, it's also possible that explicit bias is behind it.
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As with everything in Homemade Ice Cream, Yates is reaching deep into the murky late-'70s domestic subconscious, replete with kitsch and hazy half-impressions.
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There seems to be a subconscious tug-of-war at play: convenience and efficiency pulling in one direction, ethics and political ideology in the other.
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In keeping with the subconscious themes that reoccur throughout the album, I may have been undergoing some part of the process of individuation—as Carl Jung would call it—whereby sifting through the subject matter of my dreams, I was reconciling my subconscious and conscious minds and sorting out what direction I truly wanted to take in my life as I moved forward through it.
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You can never quite predict when or how, but sometimes, these empty spaces open up in our collective subconscious, and something shows up to occupy them.
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By making the music a trigger to revisit your state of mind at the time, you turn that memory into something that operates in your subconscious.
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The most intense and complete sense of subconscious presence that I experienced occurred with a system called the Void, which debuted at the 2016 TED conference.
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"Unlike Mercury retrograde's effects (which manifest as external forces), Pluto retrograde affects us on a subconscious level," explains Narayana Montúfar, managing editor of horoscopes for Horoscope.com.
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This conjures images of architectural blueprints or complex machinery, but his approach instead appears to be intensely detailed and well-proportioned drawings engineered by his subconscious.
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Just know that your mind can play tricks on you, and that your subconscious might respond to things in a way your conscious brain might not.
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Aside from celebrities, there is no one who is more conscious of his or her own subconscious signals, vocal and visual cues than a presidential candidate.
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"If the blues last more than a week or two, our subconscious may be speaking up that things in our life might need attention," Thomas says.
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I'd hoped the branch where you basically pull a phone number from Stefan's subconscious would result in something weirder than just calling his therapist, for instance.
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Taste is an essentially human capacity, to the point that it is almost subconscious: We know whether we like something or not before we understand why.
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Our music is now helping to break down boundaries, unify different sections of society through music and dance, helping remove prejudices and stereotypes from people's subconscious.
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These pieces feel like odes to simpler times, and perhaps focusing on them was a subconscious way of dealing with a future that feels especially tumultuous.
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The fiery passion of Gaga's sun and Venus is balanced out by her moon in Scorpio, which indicates a cool affinity for mysteries and the subconscious.
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Related: Fashion Photographer Recreates The Playful, Surreal Environment of Her Dreams Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Photographer Creates Digital Self-Portraits Of Her Subconscious
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Dreams that elicit guilt could just be just another way of our subconscious alerting us of the IRL regret we may not even be aware of.
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It's a subconscious approach that's the result of years of childhood development and learning, and one that robotics researchers are now using for their own creations.
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The taste buds are connected to the subconscious in ways that can't quite be explained, but anyone who's read the passage instinctively gets what's going on.
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If there was some subconscious force compelling people to create this exact type of multimedia on Snapchat, it may have been quelled by Instagram's new product.
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LONDON — A Reddit thread posing the question, "What's the funniest/silliest named place in the UK?" has revealed something very important about the collective British subconscious.
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Ballen tells us his dark, moody photos don't "have a message or project an emotional state," but they feel like a direct line into his subconscious.
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Back to the live-on-Facebook experience; a third thing that happens to you while you are talking to yourself, is that your subconscious takes over.
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From this very relaxed state, the practitioner then gently guided me into my own subconscious to the lifetime that was the cause of my food habits.
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It's a subconscious thing, but if you're working with someone, romantically involved with someone, sleeping with someone, even just a friendship—it's an exchange of energy.
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The idea was that with enough of these drawings, they could slowly be able to create a chart—a cohesive map—of this shared human subconscious.
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I have grappled with the idea that ASMR is some kind of cult with psychic powers or a group of human-acting aliens infiltrating my subconscious.
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He hazards the subconscious to externalize The natural formula that lies In the full growth and movement, The spring's great marriage and the winter's great annulment.
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"I was able to tune into that gut feeling with a much longer period of concentration, and I was almost listening to my subconscious," he recalls.
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The real gap is between our subconscious belief that righteous violence can redeem us, even ennoble us, and the chastening truth that violence debases and corrupts.
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Science Mike led us through a series of exercises to demonstrate the vulnerability of the conscious and subconscious mind—to things like religion, advertising, and Facebook.
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When Beto O'Rourke told The Washington Post earlier this spring, "your will is the subconscious author of your life," he was paraphrasing Joseph Campbell, the mythologist.
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Researchers in this growing field say it isn't just white police officers, but all of us, who have biases that are subconscious, hidden even to ourselves.
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If you've offended a woman with your subconscious entitlement, ask her how you could have handled things differently and apply that knowledge to future female interactions.
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Also on Tuesday, Uranus, the planet of shock and innovation, will begin its transit through Taurus, the section of your chart that's all about the subconscious.
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"The process of rumination is a subconscious process, so when we engage in rumination, we often become aware of it when it's too late," he explains.
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Earlier this year, the legendary rock band collaborated with Enosis VR and Google Play to turn "Bohemian Rhapsody" into a surreal trip through Freddy Mercury's subconscious.
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Solo, at 35, is a brilliant goalkeeper; she also tends to let impolitic thought escape her subconscious when she would be wiser to bar the door.
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That space between the imagination and reality is where he likes to operate, in the realm of allegory, myth and the stories our subconscious tells us.
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The historical-contemporary pairing of the two exhibitions also makes the case for the subconscious as a timeless and eternal wellspring of horrors, delights, and creativity.
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To what extent do cultural attitudes toward pornography — historically, women have been shamed for consuming it — influence both our subconscious and conscious responses to sexual images?
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It is a subconscious decision that New Yorkers face every day: entering a subway train and making a split-second judgment about which seat to grab.
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The training hoped to raise awareness among its staff about subconscious biases they may hold against people of different races, ethnicities, religions, genders and sexual orientation.
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While dreaming about money probably doesn't mean you're going to win the lottery, it can be an indication of subconscious thoughts regarding confidence, power, and success.
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"The Leftovers" never really seemed as though it were "about" Kevin and Nora's turbulent romance — until Kevin's big revelatory trip into his own subconscious last week.
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In this case, Dr. Roberts puts you under, and then he drops into your subconscious with you and guides you to the root of your issue.
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So, even though no one was watching, they had a stronger subconscious motivation to express outrage — and, as we found, they reported feeling significantly more outraged.
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But other times, such biases may occur at the implicit level, where people's subconscious biases guide their choices even when they're not fully aware of it.
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Extensive research on the subject shows that just about everyone carries this subconscious prejudice, known as implicit bias, no matter how well-meaning they might be.
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Instead, researchers are increasingly focused on what's known as "implicit bias": subconscious biases that shape how nearly everyone perceives people of different racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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According to Dr. Robert Todd Carroll, a writer and academic who studies the psychology of belief, subconscious influence is largely responsible for dreams that seem precognitive.
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The intense "Dessin automatique" (1924–25), which is almost erotic, strikes hard as an example of the divinatory practice of finding subconscious desires within vague cues.
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But there is a myth about them that persists: of this outpouring of emotion and the idea that somewhere in that expression there is something subconscious.
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Quantification can obscure more than it helps, but qualitative evaluations are prone to all kinds of cognitive biases, to subconscious emotions, to instinctive individual political leanings.
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It's a sci-fi opus about a scientist who moonlights as a detective in people's dreams, and it's brimming full of subconscious-stimulating scenes you'll never forget.
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No one is conscious of this optical mismatch, but over long use the subconscious misalignment may contribute to frequently reported discomfort and weaken the chain of persuasion.
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We were told that our answers would reveal the current state of our subconscious, which in turn would shape the content that we were about to see.
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Poetry might be the most magic of all art forms: it works subtly on the psyche, gently affecting the subconscious and making quiet changes in the reader.
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In the considerably higher-budget Inception, the protagonist (Leonardo DiCaprio) is trying to implant memories into someone else's subconscious, and the nature of memory drives the plot.
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But there's a certain subconscious resonance I felt while watching the New England Patriots literally battling their way back that I can never derive from video games.
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Since then, the show has ostensibly been taking place in his subconscious, with its cast of cantankerous characters transported into a classic noir and a pulp adventure.
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Any male voter who's going to make the candidate's gender a conscious or subconscious deciding factor in his choice is already won or lost in this election.
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And it's a little bit that kind of subconscious bias thing where men get promoted based on potential and women get promoted based on what they've achieved.
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In Persona 5, the main cast are all members of a group called the Phantom Thieves, paranormal cat burglars who infiltrate the subconscious minds of evil-doers.
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No humans are involved in the process, which at least removes the potential for direct bias, though humans tend to code their subconscious biases into their algorithms.
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We first see Dolores standing in a cemetery — the thought of death seems to trigger memories of the white church from Ford's new narrative in her subconscious.
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The subconscious biases are what lead even well-meaning people to, for example, guard their purses or take the next elevator when a black man is around.
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Apparently most politicians registered a level of stress in their tone, the kind our subconscious tends to pick up on, if their statements come close to fibbing.
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Our dreams can be loaded with subconscious fears and anxieties, but the first few minutes after waking up aren't the time to stop and analyze their content.
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Excavation is a potent metaphor for the artist's studio activity, and Mendelson's artifacts emerge from her subconscious as much as from her enthusiasm for her subject matter.
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"There's so many other things that you can write about that, somehow, I choose not to, whether that's conscious or subconscious I'm still not sure," she says.
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Or they may also be dark; unspooling subconscious worries that bring forth nightmares ripe with unpleasant imagery and leaving you in a cold sweat in the morning.
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My weapons-grade anxiety makes it difficult for me to relax to the point where I believe my subconscious is truly taking over — your mileage may vary.
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I thought a lot about Freud and the mysteries of the human subconscious while watching A Cure for Wellness, the new horror movie from director Gore Verbinski.
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Thankfully, before I left for New York, my diabolical plan was wrenched out of my subconscious, and he calmly suggested that maybe it wasn't a good idea.
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Liberal lawmakers and financial sector critics insist that the CFPB policy is a crucial check against subconscious racial biases that could cost vulnerable customers thousands of dollars.
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Some stories will make you feel uncomfortable, some will shine an awkward light on the shadowy corners where we all still harbor some form of subconscious ignorance.
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My four-step process starts with visualizing the desired result so I embed the idea into my subconscious and it's always in the back of my mind.
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Few people you meet see your genitals, but everyone sees your face, and instantly makes assumptions about your gender, based on a subconscious assessment of your features.
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That's because they represent a strange, hybrid state of waking consciousness and sleep which could tell us completely new things about our inner lives and the subconscious.
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It not only broadens the concept of self-harming behaviors, but sheds light on the fact that dreams aren't just nonsensical particles of our subconscious, glued together.
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However, by fighting their subconscious selves in a Pokémon-like battle and stealing their desires, you can induce a "change of heart" and prompt them to repent.
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This ability to render subconscious trauma into provocative theatrical expression, as potentially unsettling as entertaining, has earned him a lot of attention in a very short time.
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This is perhaps the most obvious choice of them all — a show viewed by many as the perfect example of America's subconscious during the second Bush presidency.
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She employs a technique called Nei Gong, taught by Dr. Kelvin DeWolfe, which she says provides access to her subconscious mind in order to retrieve the imagery.
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" And "My parents had to have sex — something I've known from the age of 8 but have tried to keep buried in the Siberia of my subconscious.
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As your planetary ruler Mars harmonizes with power planet Pluto, you really tap into what makes people tick, and how their actions influence your own subconscious behaviors.
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And more insidiously, that's because of LaVerdere, who encourages his students to mold themselves in his image and who looms large over Ben's subconscious as an adult.
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Yes. I do feel a sense of responsibility when I use this medium because it attacks the subconscious mind, especially when it's put on the big screen.
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Emma Stone and Jonah Hill star as people who find themselves in a psychiatric study that sends them on imagined capers to help heal their subconscious minds.
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The most charitable thing to be said about it is that it wildly overestimates our species: absent subconscious motives, apparently, we would never lose anything at all.
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The master colorist of the couture and its anti-cynic, whose clothes often seem built on generosity of spirit, Mr. Piccioli was riffing on the subconscious backstage.
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Lombardo believed that the key to creating a positive brand was to reach the public's "subconscious mind," as he wrote in O'Dwyer's, the public-relations trade journal.
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It may be that a certain subconscious, chauvinistic preference for the culture in which you grew up is impossible to completely avoid, but it is nonetheless blinding.
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For those who grew up with "The Nanny" as our nanny, her voice is so embedded in the subconscious that hearing the softened version is almost therapeutic.
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For those who grew up with "The Nanny" as our nanny, her voice is so embedded in the subconscious that hearing the softened version is almost therapeutic.
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This later work illustrates the version of clothes that are inside our heads and hearts and bodies: the contradictions, the indecisions and the architecture of the subconscious.
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I spoke with Kathryn about her experience working with Lil Nas X, how she uses her subconscious as a resource, and advice for getting into 3D artwork.
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Today's digital information comes in real-time streams, not static statistics, taken directly not just from machines but from people, for instance by tracking subconscious eye movements.
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And as Simona Forti argued in this series, modern violence cannot simply be explained in terms of the negation of life or a subconscious, Freudian death drive.
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But very often, this type of racism culminates at the implicit level, where people's subconscious biases guide their choices even when they're not fully aware of it.
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Laurel falls out of love as desperately as she fell into it, but somewhere in her subconscious a voice whispers that Dixon isn't a man to spurn.
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" He finishes his talk with a very important question: faced with this new technology, "What will artist and storytellers do with this unprecedented access to the subconscious?
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In Lincoln's case, we can infer a few subconscious influences: first of all, as president during the Civil War, his personal security was probably a necessary preoccupation.
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Although some shapes are discernible amid abstract lines, others seem to be open to interpretation, allowing viewers to use their own subconscious cues to decipher the images.
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Many in this generation harbor resentment, much of it subconscious, of people who dislike them, or perhaps fear them, because, like Newton, they are young, gifted and entitled.
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But no, the new Nightmare King has been carefully designed to straight-up wreck your subconscious, and Burger King says that it has the science to prove it.
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We called it Spicy Pork Sausage & Rice Cakes, and when most people taste it, it reminds them—even on a subconscious level—of a spicier version of Bolognese.
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Unlike men, however — who are also less likely to downgrade or deflect compliments — women have a subconscious worry about being perceived as too full of themselves or arrogant.
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You'd think it'd be a big deal—Suicide's soundtracking of the traumatic event—but I just filed it in the subconscious, to be released at a later time.
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One, I am deeply concerned about the effect of bias -- whether intentional or subconscious -- in alienating any group of people based on their beliefs, in this case mine.
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Showrunner Jenji Kohan has long been one of the most notable women in the industry, and series star Danielle Brooks payed homage to the "subconscious mentorship" she offers.
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I got a heart and dagger the same week as a break-up once, it didn't click it was probably my subconscious until after I had it done!
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Since October 2017, Jupiter has been in Scorpio, rooting around in the collective subconscious (Scorpio's domain) and bringing dark and difficult truths around power and intimacy to light.
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But maybe it's better that you don't open that lid completely, because if you release your subconscious it becomes really hard to live a social or family life.
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Of course, Madrox's copies are all vessels for the deepest parts of his subconscious, giving him a chaotic neutral vibe and getting him into all kinds of trouble.
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The lethargic Mars retrograde begins on Tuesday and ends in August, sending you on a journey deep into your subconscious to understand why you do what you do.
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It's hard to remember him in such a star-studded cast (Daniel Radcliffe, Dave Franco, etc.), so maybe he's been simply hanging out in your subconscious until now.
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Body language Every move, subconscious twitch and unplanned reaction will be captured in high definition, magnified before a Super Bowl-sized audience and endlessly dissected on cable news.
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Having grown up in Billings, Montana, perhaps it's no surprise, at least on some subconscious level, that artist and photographer Louis Habeck began sculpting and painting dinosaur heads.
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Women are conditioned since they are young to believe that this is what birth is, and as they get older they still believe this in a subconscious level.
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I particularly enjoyed Ogel's piece "Subconscious Network" (2017), an intriguing slap-dash collage that nods to poète maudit Antonin Artaud's peyote experiences with the Tarahumara people in 1936.
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I wonder if there was some subconscious desire to be that guy on the cover, and to sort of be a famous writer and avenge my father's anonymity.
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If you're anything like us, the image of Jeff Goldblum as a sweaty, shirtless Dr. Ian Malcom in 1993's Jurassic Park will be etched on your subconscious.
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Somewhere in my subconscious, my daughter is on a scale, her birth weight being calculated; in the same moment, she is blue and cold and being carted away.
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These physical tolls translate into subconscious wariness of the excessive food or drink that made us sick, helping us avoid that level of over-consumption next time around.
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He said on Thursday that the department was "struggling, struggling," with how to teach its officers about their "implicit bias," the often subconscious racial baggage they may carry.
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Complete strangers will want to unload on empaths about personal things as if, on a subconscious level, that person knows the empath will listen with compassion and understanding.
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My work is an artistic mirror for this sick and sad injustice, this mass subconscious rape of our bodies and mental health planted by capitalistic society and patriarchy.
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It was already clear that sexualized violence permeated the town's subconscious, from the End Zone to the hunting shed decorated with hard-core pornography and bloody animal parts.
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"I thought it would be interesting to show this political side of him a bit more boldly than having it be more subconscious or hidden," Mr. Bantal said.
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At its heart is what Simpson calls "the push and pull of photography": the stuttering potential inherent in mechanical reproduction and the imperfect registrations that mirror subconscious life.
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A common way to measure people's subconscious bias is something called the implicit association test (IAT), a social psychology test for detecting people's unconscious associations between different concepts.
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I believe you are also seeing an expression of subconscious race bias in the media itself that truly registers sensation at the thought of this black man's deception.
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Depending on the dose, that deep dive inside your psyche can be very revealing, but it's important you have the tools to handle that level of subconscious truth.
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So much subconscious work is going on in your mind, dear Libra, and it's an interesting change of pace for your usually very intellectual, cerebral state of being.
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"I think it's ... subconscious or organic or whatever you want to call it," Schur said during a recent phone interview looking back over his past decade of work.
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Alternatively, one could look at Winterfell's foreplay relay through the evolutionary lens, inferring a subconscious desire of Thrones' characters to prolong their family lines before charging into battle.
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A few jokes about him reminds us of his failings, but making him the focus of every cartoon in an issue only etches him deeper into our subconscious.
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At reveille, it reveals a subtle benefit: It makes a petite pop when the radio comes on, not at all startling, just enough to get my subconscious attention.
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I love Christmas primarily because the confluence of commercial advertising plus the subconscious longing for religious salvation and the family bond creates a monthlong ritual fantasy of wholesomeness.
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Maybe on some subconscious level, people realize that if they want to continue to enjoy a thing, the people making it have to be able to eat food.
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Through repeated practice, your sophisticated subconscious will work out an effective rhythm and pace to your presentation, it will adapt to questions and react to investor un-said cues.
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And although I think hardly anyone is really, truly immune to the subconscious influence of advertising, Hollywood, and airbrushed magazine covers, I'd be hesitant to blame any of that.
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Full moons are emotionally intense periods, which is especially true for today's full moon in Libra, because so much subconscious content is coming up for you to work with!
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Let it be, though, and it will simply be, facilitating the inner machinations of your subconscious; or perhaps it will simply float by, as ignorable as it is interesting.
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Still, the trauma and monumental loss he suffered seem to be simmering in his subconscious: One of his first words was "gun," as well as "almost died," Munoz says.
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"We have a 'mental ability' cell and the hypnotist acts on the girls' subconscious, on their deeply held beliefs after observing them on and off the pitch," Bompastor added.
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If you aren't sure of what your subconscious dreads, look at what your Zodiac sign values most — and that will give you an idea of what it fears losing.
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"Even though people believe in their rational mind that women should be allowed to determine their own families, this subconscious, two-parent, two-child family is pervasive," Tazkargy says.
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This powerful statistic resonated with me long ago and I vowed to always pay attention, and listen to what my subconscious as well as my intuition was telling me.
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We had to get to the bottom of the meaning behind their constant attachment: Is it a subconscious yearning for reassurance that they're not completely screwing up the world?
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The best ones provide a natural sound that doesn't freak out my subconscious with alien sonics, and their fit is light and comfy enough to let me doze off.
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When Venus, the planet of values, clashes with Pisces on Saturday, the way you understand the world is at odds with your subconscious behavioral patterns, igniting a personal transformation.
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It accumulated all this yearning in your subconscious and when you took that medicine, something opened up and you saw and heard what you wanted to see and hear.
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"I don't know if those were things that Rebecca would explicitly say, but they're things that come out in this song because they're regurgitations of her subconscious," she said.
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"I think 40% is probably an underestimation, because there is a component of subconscious bias," said Betancourt, who was one of the authors of the Institute of Medicine report.
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Many refer to Lynch's work as dreamlike—the result of twice-daily Transcendental Meditation sessions that, he claims, break down the barriers between the subconscious and the waking mind.
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The protestant ideals of northern European countries like Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom are allied against the concept, too, their subconscious belief systems rewarding penance and hard work.
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I don't know where they've come from, but it feels like skipping past the conscious part of your brain back to the subconscious and taking things straight from there.
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I may also recommend dream journaling if the sign before yours on the zodiac wheel is strongly activated, because our preceding signs often speak to subconscious aspects of ourselves.
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" Implicit bias, or often subconscious prejudices, also played a role, he concluded: "You see people voting who aren't like you," he said, and voters think, "How can this be?
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For "Silly Me," a buoyant, Afropop-tinged track from the band's fourth album, "Amen & Goodbye," the video suggests a psychedelic journey through the underworld, and maybe the creative subconscious.
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In this opinion piece, he writes that tonight's Democratic debate will be an opportunity to push past subconscious sexism and to evaluate candidates on things like policy and leadership.
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At the same time, we know that racial disparities in police use of force are likely driven by systemic biases in how cops are deployed and subconscious racial biases.
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On Tuesday, Jupiter—which has been ruthlessly digging up your subconscious dirt since it began its retrograde in March—resumes its forward motion, bringing you back up to speed.
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But as much as it seems like a byproduct of laziness and poor decision-making, there are some subconscious biological mechanisms at work in the brains of chronic procrastinators.
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When we go so long not having what we really want, we create subconscious associations between having it and "being bad," because we have judged others for having it.
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"It's there and part of our subconscious," he said, adding that rural images also work their way into a faux-rustic aesthetic of urban coffee houses, hotels and shops.
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Spiritually and emotionally, you are clearing out gunk from your subconscious mind—expect issues you usually stuff down into some dark corner of your soul to come bubbling out.
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Kate Mara and Corey Stoll make special appearances during Frank's journey through his own subconscious, in a lengthy sequence that references some of House of Cards' most famous moments.
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In "Belle de Jour," when the film wants to convey the disjointed consciousness and subconscious of its conflicted heroine, her memories and fantasies are cut with a syncopated abruptness.
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Yet it was a strange speech, alternating between genuine grace notes and darker rumblings from an American subconscious that was sullen and fearful after years of war and discord.
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Slate makes jokes about how her childhood home in Massachusetts was haunted, and there is a clever way that the scenes with her family provide clues to her subconscious.
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Freud would stand by such propositions, and no doubt some losses really are occasioned by subconscious emotion, or at least can be convincingly explained that way after the fact.
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However, because my mom typically handled budgeting and taxes and my dad handled investing, I absorbed a subconscious lesson about gender and money — that investing is men&aposs terrain.
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And the more studios try to game the system by withholding their films from critics, the less critics are inclined to enter a screening devoid of expectations, however subconscious.
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This makes for an art show that not only visually stimulates the viewer but also asks that they tap into their subconscious to remember their own dreams and visions.
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But Ms. Parkinson (of AMC's "Humans" and a fabulous Masha in the Royal Court "Seagull" in 2007) inflects Judy's willful domestic blissfulness with a subconscious note of squeaky dissonance.
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Pluto is tuned into subconscious undercurrents, and with the planet in your house of shared resources, your ability to pick other people's brains and offer them help is strong.
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The device on my hand measured small changes in sweat, a subconscious response to stress called the galvanic skin response, which is also measured in a lie detector test.
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The point is to step outside of the boundaries that we have either dictated for ourselves or adhered to as a result of a subconscious decision to follow society's suggestions.
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Middle England may have a lot of bloodlust lurking in its outsider-hating, Brexit-voting subconscious, but it certainly wouldn't stand for the brutal slaughter of animals in the arena.
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The works in Scalar, which was curated by Anne Thompson, question how forms in our landscape become subconscious and serialized, and either help or hinder Black bodies moving through it.
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It was a family affair at the debut of Bria Murphy's "Subconscious" art show in Los Angeles on Sunday night, with her famous father and several siblings all in attendance.
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Again, the theory is that though it's subconscious, the practitioner's selection of training data — say, images of peoples' eyes or tweets in English — reflect the types of objects, experiences, etc.
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It also seemed to imply, via a sneak peek into Lenny's subconscious via dream, that he might be as liberal in his viewpoints as his rock star attitude would suggest.
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The band might prefer that you not and, instead, sit back, let the words your subconscious detects come to you, and let those pair with bits of music that appeal.
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My neuro art shows the processes occurring at both super and subconscious levels of awareness—my goal being to create art that is credited with sparking Nobel Prize-winning insights.
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He couldn't tell if it was his own subconscious, manifesting in imagined voices, or if she was actually able to talk to him—and if she was, what was she?
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Now, first thing in the morning, when your creative brain is most attuned, after its subconscious workout while you slept, start writing down whatever comes to mind about those things.
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That's because people who make the hiring decisions bring either conscious or subconscious biases to the table, he said, although he doubts there are many who purposefully favor white actors.
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While Ange's previous body of work focused mainly on a spectrum of human archetypes, Equilibrium dives deep into the dimensions of the human psyche, including the unconscious and subconscious minds.
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Train mergers have been an explosive subject for over a century, with a dread of isolation or exploitation at the hands of railway robber-barons lodged deep in America's subconscious.
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"There's an aspect of wanting to get my life back, and that's still in process, but there's also unmet subconscious questions around what these feelings are actually about," she said.
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I'm being honest when I say that I never purposefully plant the cash, it just sort of happens year after year, a subconscious gift from old me to new me.
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When you look at a black woman, where are you sitting in the theatre of your subconscious—in the part that controls eros or in the part that triggers thought?
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Simply put, the worldwide web has become a sort of Jungian collective subconscious, which has been leveraged to train many AI systems for tacit tasks such as vision and language.
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But as irrational as it may sound, a part of my subconscious was worried that if we didn't continue, I would be cursed to come back for a third attempt.
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Well, I guess the conditions for our attraction to anything is a combination of the subconscious, which is the perfect marriage of human concerns with survival and the conscious mind.
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Given his tendency to misspell the name of recently deceased conservative firebrand Phyllis Schlafly as "Phillies Schlafly", Donald Trump may be a baseball fan at least on a subconscious level.
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But at any rate, the test is a reminder that racism, subconscious or not, is still very much a part of the US — even showing up in middle school classrooms.
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He is talked about because his particular brand of confidence, and of excellence, seems to strike an invisible raw nerve in the subconscious of a certain segment of white America.
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That sparkling creature, she explained, may have been a subconscious "manifestation of Nancy Pelosi," the House speaker who was often in the news at that time during the impeachment trial.
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I flew through Parts 1, 2, 4 and 7, but skipped the third until the end (subconscious solved that in the interim) and struggled mostly with the fifth and sixth.
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You'd be naive to think a man who's been married four times and writes films about the often deviant subconscious of sexuality didn't have a rich and fruity dating life.
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For the Surrealists of the 1930s and 1940s and contemporary artists Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg, it is the subconscious that offers the precise visual language for their visceral expressions.
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It reveals our repressed sexuality, together with what makes us feel most vulnerable; it expresses the dark side of one's personality, buried deep in the subconscious realms of our psyche.
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I had allowed myself to embody the conventions of male privilege and paternal absence, and I clung to a subconscious hope that his brash masculine persona would permit my own.
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The innate psychedelia of the human subconscious meets a ritualistic exploration of nature in British artist Henry Hudson's Sun City Tanning, on view at S|2, Sotheby's contemporary art gallery.
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In this regard, "Pinocchio" comes into being as if through the eyes of a child, whose gaze transforms the mundane into whatever the imagination (and perhaps the Jungian subconscious) wills.
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In other words, the assumption that many Republican voters would be repelled by Donald Trump turned out to be wrong; instead party loyalty — "a visceral, even subconscious, attachment" — takes precedence.
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Free from the pressures of her life in Manhattan, she plunged ever deeper into the subconscious reveries of the Cape Cod shore town, channeling its fleeting pleasures into lasting imagery.
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Saturn retrograde has been restructuring the sector of your chart that rules your subconscious, so watch out for symbols in your dreams, or messages from your inner voice during meditation.
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Over 13 minutes, it presents Liu's personal image archive at a maddening pace, alternating between moving and still shots on 35mm, in what feels like a trip through someone's subconscious.
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With the aid of the "memory artist" Ptonomy Wallace (Jeremie Harris), David, Melanie and Syd enter his subconscious, and "Legion" develops an idiosyncratic visual vocabulary for David's history and traumas.
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In "Hierograff 2580," for example, "I'm using the brands that are in my subconscious — and some of the most recognized in the world — to create a new language," Castelbajac says.
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If you dream about giving away money, approach these kinds of dreams as a way to better understand how you feel on the subconscious level about your own cash flow.
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I woke up with a flood of bad memories, the kind that accumulate in your subconscious and act as anxiety fodder for years, feeding on your addiction to bad thoughts.
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"We do know that those kinds of things shape one's subconscious values, and so now there will be dark-skinned dolls that kids from everywhere can play with," Myong'o said.
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I see those tropes come up in my subconscious all the time and when I'm making artwork, I kind of just lay it all out and let it be present.
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Can you divine personality and a life's trajectory from their talk of a favorite novel, a beloved short story, or a film that has rolled round their subconscious for years?
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On it contains the longer, shuffling original ballad-ish track that clocks in at 5:16 compared to the 133:01 version that pierced the collective subconscious of the western world.
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The musicians here were given no parameters and I think the project invited them to stretch out and consider the surreal and the sublime, in Nathaniel's collages and their own subconscious.
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Pisces season finds your intuition especially ramped up, so this Mercury retrograde is actually a fantastic time for you to do all kinds of psychic work and exploration of your subconscious.
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I did two shots of Jameson, promptly vomited, and sang "Home for a Rest," a song about missing home by a band from western Canada because my subconscious isn't that subtle.
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But at the same time, this book has become a platform for them to lead the conversation around subconscious gender conditioning, after comparing their experiences in and out of the country.
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It appears the entire eight-episode season — of which I've seen the first half — will take place inside Archer's subconscious, where he's imagining himself as a P.I. in over his head.
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The fight got more heated as the week went on, with former President Bill Clinton saying he thought there was a "subconscious" gender bias behind Sanders' comments -- a charge Sanders denied.
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Believing in our destinies allows our subconscious minds to begin thinking of ways to take us towards our goals, both while we sleep and while we go about our daily lives.
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As I've spent more time at this, trying to include more women in my articles, I've discovered myself bumping up against a problem distinct from whatever subconscious biases I might hold.
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I love hot dogs, which I wouldn't expect you to know unless you've read my Tinder bio, or have somehow picked up on a subconscious hot dog bias in my work.
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Where your rising sign shows how you present yourself to new people, your moon sign reveals your subconscious and emotional self — think of them as opposite sides of the same coin.
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In the second episode of Rick and Morty, Grandpa Rick takes Morty into his math teacher's subconscious, and they find a demonic sex dungeon where kink-shaming is punishable by death.
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Greenfield's life's work comes together in a laser locked investigation into the conscious and subconscious behaviors that has infiltrated the American Dream, and grown into something much more incendiary and corrupt.
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Basically the whole first season passed without us realizing that Mr. Robot was a Fight Club-style illusion, but now that cat's out of the bag and banging around Elliot's subconscious.
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Every song he wrote seemed to relate to some feeling or lifestyle he was living, it was really painful stuff but effective in showing us exactly what his subconscious looked like.
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Where Hamilton feels like it emerged, fully formed, from modern pop music's subconscious, Tamar sometimes sounds like it hails from a world where pop music followed a very different evolutionary path.
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Wherever they can, the park is populated by hosts and part of their responsibility, part of their subconscious programming is to try to protect the guests in whatever capacity it can.
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We're meant to understand that it's the defense mechanism Babydoll's subconscious conjures up to help her cope with her current circumstance and the series of horrible events that led her there.
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Of course, dreams themselves are influenced by waking life; someone you see during the day may end up in your dreams that night, as your subconscious mind processes the day's events.
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This is a quiet time for you—a time to retreat and reconnect with your inner voice, for meditation, dream work, and therapy, as your subconscious self begs to be explored.
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He's mostly known for inventing the sensory deprivation tank and communicating with dolphins, but one of his lesser known theories was that we all go to another place when we're subconscious.
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Jupiter, the planet of optimism and growth, entered your house of dreams and the subconscious, boosting your intuition and teaching you how to put your faith in things you can't see.
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In my mind, sales pitches were all about bluster, charm, and manipulation — playing on a customer's subconscious to convince them to do something that was not entirely in their best interests.
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Ever since I was a child, companies have been telling me to buy, buy, buy—making me think, on some subconscious level, that my needs are the only ones that matter.
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As humans, we use social interaction as a tool for feedback, and we make a lot of conscious and subconscious choices based on how others engage with and respond to us.
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This may even offer a way to work with issues such as addiction, just as a hypnotherapist may approach a nicotine addiction by suggesting a conscious intent to the subconscious mind.
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In our interview, Meek alluded to the fact Norwegian MMA needs its own Brækhus to help move mixed martial arts into the country's sporting subconscious and eventually gain official, legal recognition.
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The title of the piece is a beautiful phrase that refers to a place where doves are kept, which Ansell uses as a metaphor for the subconscious voices in our head.
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Mycroft, as the only other Holmes family member who knows the truth about what Eurus did, serves as the liaison between Sherlock's past and present, between his subconscious and conscious knowledge.
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When Liza's subconscious is merely playing at high-society confidence during the first dream sequence's hit number, "One Life to Live," she used some vibrato affectations to underline the posh pretension.
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But I think this whole situation with The Simpsons and Apu offers a perfect illustration of how our frequently subconscious selfishness can infect what would otherwise be a nuanced, healthy discussion.
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What I do know is this show has a lot to say about suffering and healing, and how our subconscious feelings and urges play key roles in both of those calculations.
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And no single figure personifies this New and Old World hybridity more than Sonja Sekula, the Swiss-born poet and painter whose art converts subconscious Surrealist imagery into meticulous formal compositions.
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After that, she made it her life's work to be the perfect daughter, with the subconscious hope that if only she were perfect she'd never be separated from her mother again.
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Sure, you can argue that there is an enormous difference between conscious and subconscious biases and that the racist is both conscious of his biases and using them as behavioral guides.
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But one possible explanation is these people have subconscious biases — also known as implicit biases — that altered how they perceived the actions of black people who were really doing nothing wrong.
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The only real question Westworld leaves hanging is whether Maeve purposefully "queried" her way into locating her daughter, to use Bernard's language, or she took a subconscious journey to find the child.
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"The Typewriter Project: The Subconscious of the City," presented by the Poetry Society of New York in partnership with the Parks Department, is a nomadic experiment in engaging the public with writing.
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Rapaille, a French emigree, believed the SUV appealed—at the time to mostly upper-middle class suburbanites—to a fundamental subconscious animalistic state, our "reptilian desire for survival," as relayed by Bradsher.
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In the final piece of the course, it directed teachers to build pendulums with washers and string for an exercise where students would attempt to move the pendulum with their subconscious mind.
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" There's the "emotional you" that comes from the subconscious, which under some circumstances can produce stress and emotions that can completely take you over, and then there's the "thoughtful part of you.
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It's not about flashy, colorful forms of self-destruction, but about the subconscious urge to take control of the slow march to the grave by making choices that move it along faster.
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Furthermore, though they don't have the data to show this, Chan and Niv both predict that people of either strong or poor mathematical ability are probably equally proficient at subconscious brain math.
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This image is particularly forgiving to the subconscious flicks and flutters of our eyeballs because it's already so blurry, says Stuart Anstis, a psychology professor at the University of California, San Diego.
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"Clearly news media that feels its audience is predominately white is going to have pressure, either subconscious or conscious, to appeal to a white sensibility," Antoine told Refinery29 in an interview Thursday.
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It can come from subconscious associations between recovery and the experience of being treated, from the feeling of getting a shot to a doctor's white coat and smell of an exam room.
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A neat tool for Twitter got some renewed attention this week, reigniting conversation around the problem of subconscious gender bias and the proclivity of men to follow other men on social media.
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Then she explained how all Americans of all races can help solve the subconscious racial biases that study after study have found almost all of us have: So what can you do?
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Whether they made us cover our eyes as kids, or scream like children as adults, movie monsters have a way of creeping into our subconscious and fanning the flames of our fears.
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The upcoming Democratic debate offers us a unique opportunity to push back against our subconscious and evaluate the candidates based on critical factors like policy positions and leadership qualities, rather than gender.
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FIELDS That may be because the story has come to a different place, or it may be because we're in our fourth season and all that has just manifested within our subconscious.
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Oddly, as I try to remember the session a couple of days later, I find my recall of the experience fuzzy, like it belonged more to my subconscious than my conscious memory.
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Allow me to make a humble suggestion that will in no way resolve any real issues in your life but which will reliably elicit a subconscious smile: Name your pets after food.
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I've always thought that part of the reason art confounds us is that it is essentially paradoxical in nature: private, mysterious, even largely subconscious in genesis but socially attuned and publicly affirmed.
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Abili plays Brutus's subconscious as if it were his reality—and, of course, it is—while making the script both more and less than it is; it's a catalyst for his transformations.
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I was afraid that my desire to adopt was actually rooted in a subconscious need to replace my first foster son, a free-spirited, wild little thing who could never be replaced.
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Matt Levine wonders at Bloomberg: Honestly one possible interpretation of, uh, recent events is that social media companies are conducting a vast and disturbing experiment on the workings of humanity's subconscious mind.
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Maybe it's a complicated expression of his masculinity—"a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," he speculates in his essay—or a testament to the solitude that cars afford those with hermetic tendencies.
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"There's plenty of evidence" that even without an explicit memory of surgery, humans can form implicit or subconscious memories under anesthesia, said Dr. Aeyal Raz, an anesthesiologist at the University of Wisconsin.
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Ms. Hiller's mysterious and dreamlike art, which often made use of marginalized and forgotten artifacts of modern culture, played at the precipice between reality and the subconscious and often explored the paranormal.
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My wise friend, Pam, suggested that perhaps it's my subconscious trying to give me a replacement explanation for his absence, one that makes some sort of sense, and I can see that.
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In this way, the social stigmatization of racism that's occurred in America since the 1960s may have simply forced racists to be quiet, not pushed their racism from conscious to subconscious levels.
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If employee dissatisfaction is based on a violation of moral values — even at a subconscious level — it might be worth considering how authentic employees are allowed to be in their particular role.
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Sheldon Solomon, Jeff Greenberg, and Tom Pyszczynski coined the Terror Management Theory in the 1980s, a theory that says that our subconscious and conscious death anxieties drive a lot of what we do.
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Over the years, research has determined that the ideomotor effect is closely tied to subconscious awareness — and that its effect is maximized when the subject believes he has no control of his movements.
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