We ought to pause and really think deeply through that.
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Beyond telling a story, science fiction should make you think deeply.
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This is exactly the balance we have to think deeply about.
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This morning, think deeply about who you want to partner with creatively.
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In other words, it's important to think deeply and to think big.
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They invite us to think deeply about the visual design decisions developers make.
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I had to take the time to think deeply and from first principles.
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Keeping abortion illegal, she said, forces women to think deeply about their decision.
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I am going to take time off to reflect and think deeply about this.
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His music has the power to make you think deeply and almost feels meditative.
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I knew better but I didn't think deeply enough about it and still served it.
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"We ought to pause and really think deeply through that," Cook told the Wall Street Journal.
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If not, think deeply about how you can bring more love and inspiration into your life.
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"I think deeply about it, and you can't get away from the trade-off," says Hinton.
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"Wine awakens a part of us that is meant to think deeply about things," she said.
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The exhibition makes me think deeply about what it means to recognize another's autonomy, their self-governance.
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Kim Beom-su, one of South Korea's most successful Internet entrepreneurs, uses his mornings to think deeply.
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We would do well to think deeply about the reasons that the incentives in Washington have changed.
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The time away has left Platini hours and weeks to think deeply about what happened to him.
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It's hard to inspire people to think deeply about their health care options when they're not sick.
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It was a shallow sense of belonging, but we weren't in the position to think deeply about anything.
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Schiff wants the committee to think deeply about Saudi Arabia, and the US relationship with the Gulf monarchy.
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Car companies have to think deeply about their UI, and unfortunately, Hyundai hasn't quite figured out a perfect solution.
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When you experience a wave of death like that it's impossible not to think deeply about your own mortality.
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Put simply, "It is literally neurobiologically impossible to think deeply about things that you don't care about," she said.
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"I think that we have the duty to stop and think deeply about where are we going," he says.
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But they may not satisfy those who are more inclined to think deeply about the experience of attention itself.
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Therefore, I schedule my most important project around this time, one that requires me to think deeply and be creative.
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" When I ask her to describe a typical outfit, she has to think deeply, then decides to "phone a friend.
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That's part of what schools are there to do, to get kids to really think deeply and analyze important social issues.
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Huang Xin, Hohhot, China I've never wanted to think deeply about the Cultural Revolution, and have preferred to quietly avoid it.
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The FTC's attention to privacy causes smart businesses to think deeply about the design and consequences of their products and services.
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The protagonists not only play by the rules, but think deeply upon them, living on the line between despair and control.
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"They should think deeply, because losing a country like Turkey will not be easy," Mr. Erdogan said of the United States.
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To create humane technology we need to think deeply about human nature, and that means more than just talking about privacy.
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Donald Glover turned in a strong performance as Young Lando, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge made us think deeply about droid rights.
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We do a lot of stupid things, but can think deeply with our big brains and are able to learn from experience.
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SecUnits aren't supposed to be on their own, and Murderbot's subterfuge prompts it to think deeply about how to pass as human.
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But you could also really think deeply what sort of vectors you have to look at, how you have to label them.
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Applicants facing a take-home project that's onerous to complete need to think deeply about whether they're a fit for the company.
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In other words, it made me think deeply about what I want to get out of the first-person exploration game genre.
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So, think deeply about how you define enjoyment, success, and fulfillment, and see how that relates to what you do at work.
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However, they are asking investors to think deeply about their ability to withstand a period of low interest rates and a market upheaval.
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To participate, they'll have to think deeply about the cultural and artistic works that matter most to them, then communicate why to others.
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"I think he knows that there are these open issues that we need to think deeply about," Mester said of the incoming chair.
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I think that these tools allow us a moment to think deeply about what we allow government agencies to do on our behalf.
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If you want to think deeply or have any sort of creative insight, you must give your brain breathing room, Ms. Price added.
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Billionaire real-estate developer Peter Woo wrote, "It's time to think deeply,"in the Hong Kong Economic Journal on August 12, according to Bloomberg.
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Liberty students are not a uniform coalition of people who share the same views; we learn to think deeply, just like other college kids.
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The big picture: It's important to step back and think deeply about the currents running through this moment of history — and what could come next.
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Scientists realized that if they wanted to regain the country's respect, they would have to think deeply about their role in and responsibilities toward society.
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We're running a challenge that invites students to think deeply about their own relationships with news, and devise personal "news diets" that work for them.
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This linoleum block printmaking project is one way that gets my students to think deeply about how to communicate an idea in a visual manner.
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"We think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them," Apple said in a statement.
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"We think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them," Apple said in the statement.
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And I think deeply, I deeply believe this, that what's fun at work is getting great stuff done with a team of people that you respect.
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It kept me going for a while because I don't think I would've been able to think deeply or be alone with myself 15 years ago.
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The idea of being president apparently appealed to him in the earlier days of his campaign, when it seemed too far-fetched to think deeply about.
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At best, you think deeply for a moment about how silly the act of X really is, whether X equals walking or talking to being a goat.
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Close Tsai aide Chen Chu, secretary general of the presidential office, said there were "no excuses" for the poor performance and that they had to think deeply.
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However, I think we're beyond that here, and I do think that it's time for a set of people to think deeply about what can be done here.
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To understand what is at stake here, one has to think deeply about what the world would be like if Apple were to comply with the FBI's demands.
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I will also think deeply about those who perished and all the lives they touched, hoping for more healing all around, as the sun sets on another day.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," he wrote.
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I had to think deeply about how to define awkwardness when I was invited to speak at this amazing tiny little psychology conference called the Symposium of Neglected Emotions.
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Such a world falls into the hands of managers and technocrats, who excel at the perfection of means but lack the tools with which to think deeply about ends.
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" Suzuki told Hyperallergic: "Working on the Kusama book really made me think deeply about … how to tell a story for viewers (and readers) of all different ages and backgrounds.
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Property tycoon: Time to "think deeply" Sun Hung Kai Properties, which is controlled by Asia's third richest family, the Kwoks, also called Tuesday for demonstrators to stop the violence.
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Muhammad: I have two teenage sons and also two very young daughters, and this event has made me think deeply about the way I raise my children, especially my sons.
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In an interview with Insider, Gary Sandling, Monticello's vice president of visiting programs and services, said tour guides are instructed to think deeply about the ways slavery impacted the estate.
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The nation needs a new generation of naval leaders who can think deeply and across the span of time stretching before us, to address the strategic challenges facing the nation.
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Starting with Socrates — a guy who thought the written word was bad for your brain — Luddites have been needlessly conservative about what it means to think deeply and live well.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," he wrote in the encyclical.
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What's critical right now, Gupta says, is that businesses that want to leverage the blockchain think deeply about their product or service and whether pursuing a token sale even makes sense.
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I said "I blame my friends," because as a kid you don't think deeply about the psychology of what could happen to your parents and how that could affect your life.
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Eastern time on the Tuesdays that we run this feature, moderators from A.S.A. will help push students to look closely at the graph and think deeply about what it might mean.
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This, combined with the Uber revelations, should make us think deeply about what level of trust and transparency we should demand from the companies doing autonomous vehicle testing on our shared roadways.
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That's not the problem—no one has the time to learn and think deeply about every issue, so it's only natural that many of us outsource our views to politicians we trust.
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And I think we have to pause -- hit the pause button -- and think deeply about whether or not this is the kind of country we want to hand off to our kids.
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It's hard to think deeply about what makes a work of art "good" when you are holding an iPhone, scrolling though Instagram, and "liking" the art of anyone you want to flatter.
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So I personally probably do not have the right skill set to do that so we have people with editorial backgrounds that really think deeply about those things and make those decisions.
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Normally, when the drifter you've given a lift offers you a "road brew" — a beer for the drive — you might think deeply about letting him ride shotgun for the next 1,000 miles.
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Ms. Blair, the director of the diversity and inclusion center, explained that, ideally, students will think deeply about their selections and how the rationale plays out in other areas of their lives.
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It gets at that silence that one needs to think deeply about complex issues — and gets at the silence that embeds itself in me when taking on a text that requires my attention.
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Economists like Gordon are fond of criticizing China for its top-down misallocations of physical capital, but few think deeply about the misallocation of human capital — and potential for realignment — within our own economy.
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Trump's election, along with the Me Too movement and the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, have made many Democratic and independent voters around the country think deeply about men's power in government.
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If a listed experience only has one bullet point, for example, I'd make an effort to think deeply about what you did and flesh it out to at least two or three bullet points.
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The particular crude machine in "The Mercy Seat" performs in ways that lead the reader to think deeply about capital punishment and why some are drawn either to support it or to hate it.
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The ships have to take a day to think deeply and get their teams together and work through procedures and talk about how you align yourself and all the things that go into safe navigation.
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We desperately need psychologists who think deeply about the health of men and boys—and who don't think they have to colonize other cultures and subjugate women to know themselves and achieve wisdom and happiness.
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The musical doesn't really encourage anyone to think deeply (or at all) about its premise, its worship of opulence, or whether a heroine with such limited agency can ever really rescue her billionaire hero in kind.
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This series of lessons helps students think deeply about an important question, and understand why it matters in a variety of contexts — and can, of course, by applied to any number of news stories beyond Ferguson.
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We like how Ms. Everitt pushes her students to think deeply about what makes a good argument — through an analysis of logos, pathos and ethos — before conducting their own research and constructing their own editorial position.
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A lot of the credit is due to the many excellent actors who bring this game alive, but I found myself really invested in some of the characters and — rightly so, I think — deeply despising others.
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At the end of each semester, I trust that my students walk away knowing how to think deeply and critically and how to engage with people with whom they have deep disagreements politically, religiously and otherwise.
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The N.Y.U.-based musicologist Suzanne Cusick, one of the first scholars to think deeply about music in the Iraq War, addressed the question in a 2008 paper for The Journal of the Society for American Music.
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Mr. English remembers the moment in 2015 he began to think deeply about cocktail safety: He read a news article about a young woman in Lancaster, England, who had undergone emergency surgery to remove her stomach.
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But to go even further, back to our discussion of contemplation, if we allow ourselves to exist in this haze where we subconsciously go from click to click, we don't pause or slow down and think deeply.
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"To those who are preparing to come here, sit down and think deeply ... then ask yourselves whether you will return home safely," the soldier said, according to an accompanying translation of his remarks, which were in Swahili.
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Books of The Times A few days ago, I would have said that the world could be divided into two types of people: Those who think deeply about the hermeneutics of Batman, and those who do not.
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" The company also stressed that it takes the issue of mobile addiction among young people very seriously: "We think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them.
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In other words, as you read, you think, "'This person does this and it reminds me of this person I know,' and when you think deeply in that way, you get better at empathizing with others," Oatley said.
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And if people think deeply, they cannot but ask themselves questions, questions not only about the existence of things, but also about the meaning of actions, and the relations that exist between humans living in a shared world.
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"One of the things that has impressed me about Art is [he's] really trying to think deeply about who the Gap customer is," Yruma said, referring to Peck's focus on returning the Gap brand to its colorful American roots.
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"When media and the digital world become omnipresent, their influence can stop people from learning how to live wisely, to think deeply and to love generously," Francis wrote, sounding very much like a foil to the Tweeter in Chief.
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" In a statement, Apple said that the parental controls already on its devices "lead the industry" and that "we think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them.
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It's about learning to learn and think deeply, to appreciate the quality of ideas and the importance of context, to learn tools and methods of analysis, and to imagine alternatives and apply knowledge acquired through practice and hard work.
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Over a century ago, Henri Bergson, one of the first modern philosophers to think deeply on the subject, pointed out that laughter is an "inherently social" activity, and in recent decades, academics have found data to support this theory.
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Placed in East Liberty, amid the rapid transformational changes that the neighborhood has undergone in the past ten years, her work takes on new meaning and challenges us as citizens to think deeply about what is happening in our gentrifying communities.
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Maybe there are things that we'll propose in the coming months that can be acted upon quickly, but the thrust of this is to have some time to think deeply and wisely about these issues and develop consensus over time.
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"Any Senate Democrat, hailing from a red or blue or purple state, is wise to think deeply about how the larger cultural shifts over the past year-plus should affect their political beliefs," said Tracy Sefl, a Democratic consultant in Chicago.
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He had never held a tenured professorship or boasted an appellate practice, much less a judgeship, that required him to think deeply about weighty constitutional issues; he specialized in the comparably mundane and technical field of campaign finance and election law.
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Beth A. Myers, the director of the Taishoff Center, said that students in the newly revised program begin brainstorming their career plans when they arrive as freshmen, and are guided to think deeply about their interests, their strengths and their weaknesses.
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Though many poll-takers will initially seem confident in their answers, Ipsos found "it was clear that people, when discussing [abortion] in focus groups, really changed their attitude when they were forced to think deeply about it and see the nuance," Beekman explained.
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Here's Fox News' Chris Wallace saying that "the spinning that's been done by the president's defenders over the last 24 hours since this very damaging whistleblower complaint came out ... [is] not surprising but it is astonishing and I think deeply misleading." pic.twitter.
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She is the author of the New York Times op-ed "What the Dreamers Can Teach the Parkland Kids" and tweets frequently about the experiences of undocumented families living in the U.S. Her account will make you think deeply about the definition of American identity.
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To build a great story, Bezos offered 12 questions and urged everyone to think deeply about them: While these questions don't provide a foolproof recipe for happiness, they can guide us in making choices that will ultimately help us live a life we're proud of.
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"It is a time for us to continue to evaluate our school culture, as we do each day, and to think deeply and long about what it means to be 'men for others,' what the vaunted Prep 'brotherhood' is really about," Van Dyke writes.
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Like Girls, Vice Principals is intent on making you think deeply about why its characters behave as horribly to each other as they do, and like Girls, it's easy to be a little nauseated by the prospect of having to delve into their brains.
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But as Cheryl points out, the first time this happened you were able to step back and think deeply about what this man meant to you, and suddenly the cloud of doubt in your head — can I love a guy who's likely to gain more weight?
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We lead the industry by offering intuitive parental controls built right into the operating system," Apple says in a statement shared with CNBC Make It. "We think deeply about how our products are used and the impact they have on users and the people around them.
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They're not the first to think deeply and academically about the meme ecosystem, but the patterns they found also bolster what we already knew about memes: that based on sheer size and spread of these communities, you're probably sharing images that were made to be distributed in toxic communities.
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"We do think deeply about the sequencing of our games, but having said that, Nintendo is well-known that if a game isn't ready, we will push out the development in order to make sure that it is as strong as possible when the game launches," Fils-Aimé said.
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But most universities haven't provided pathways for these digital natives to cross-train in policy and computer science by working on real problems, or to combine expertise in data science with the capacity to think deeply about the ethical and social implications of the use of digital technology.
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After two days of lively and sometimes even argumentative discussions, I wanted students to think deeply about what life might be like living in Mexico, why people from Mexico immigrate here, why some people come here illegally, and why our nation is having difficulties in making decisions about immigration.
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Those of us more committed to the democratic project should think deeply about how well the major press is serving it, and whether media outlets, in their mission to inform the public, are doing enough to tell the public what, exactly, they are consuming when they consume the news.
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Adam Schiff: It is I think deeply concerning that at a time when the President of United States was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of Congress complicit in that activity.
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"It is, I think, deeply concerning that at a time when the President of the United States was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of congress complicit in that activity," Schiff said.
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Against this backdrop, then, I believe that the best path that U.S. policymakers can pursue is to establish realistic policy aims, embrace a patient and deliberate planning process, think deeply about the potential second and third order effects of their decisions, and work closely with America's key allies.
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"It is, I think, deeply concerning that at a time when the president of the United States was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of Congress complicit in that activity," Mr. Schiff said.
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All over New York, new spaces have opened, beloved ones have closed or changed shape, and through it all, the city's museums, galleries, cinema houses, and artist-run spaces have mounted stunning presentations of art which have pushed us to think deeply and critically about whose voices we elevate and which narratives we privilege.
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It's always hard to predict exactly how long it'll take to do something like this, but from talking to my clinical colleagues who really think deeply about this sort of challenge, we're all hopeful that within the next two to three years we will see advances in the technology that will make it possible to initiate clinical trials.
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You soak up a ton of information and patterns, and you can put that into action, but when you sit down and reflect on what you've learned, and try to share that with others (as I'm doing right now), you force yourself to think deeply, to synthesize the knowledge and to organize it, much as you do when you teach it to others.
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If you instead always whip out your phone and bathe yourself in novel stimuli at the slightest hint of boredom, your brain will build a Pavlovian connection between boredom and stimuli, which means that when it comes time to think deeply about something (a boring task, at least in the sense that it lacks moment-to-moment novelty), your brain won't tolerate it.
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The majority of the shows we selected for this list break down into two main categories: exhibitions that impelled us to think deeply and differently about an historical epoch by using innovative curatorial approaches and penetrating scholarship, and those shows that gathered together a comprehensive selection of an artist's work to convey a fuller sense of the breadth and depth of their practice than was previously known.
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No, I say it like that because I don't sit around having to think deeply, like are we including people, because that doesn't have anything to do ... I don't sit around thinking, "I better get a lot of white people, or I better get a lot of people of color, or I better get a lot ..." My world doesn't work that way, because I'm a person who's included.
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Perhaps most worrisome, these challenges are occurring against a backdrop of profound technological and economic change, leaving U.S. policymakers insufficient time to think deeply about evolutionary matters such as the advent of autonomous weapons, the effect of automation on the U.S. economy and national security, the steady erosion of our information dominance, new challenges in the cyber domain,the manipulation by foreign actors of our social media platforms, and the proliferation of advanced conventional weapons.
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