and fantasizing about what they'd do.

Torture, wars oh, my God, you can't believe.

I've learned so much from them love, compassion, imagination and such creativity.

And she said, And then intellectually, I don't know enough about the negative imagination.

Can you imagine? Well, you should invest in my company because it's really good.

Even fantasizing about it, in the form of pornographic cartoons, is illegal in certain countries.

Scenes like these aim to help readers deeply imagine a crisis that has started to seem impersonal.

The center of the Atlantic where the mixing is, I could imagine a policy that lets Canada and America fish, because they manage their fisheries well, they're doing a good job.

And so they were able to get this thing this is now sped up 20 times can you imagine it trying to go up and rescue somebody at that upper floor? OK?

Well because, if you miss your flight by three minutes, it is painfully easy to imagine that you could have made different decisions that would have led to a better outcome.

And in fact, the more we have of either of these things the more agency and the more imagination with respect to a given regret, the more acute that regret will be.

And you can imagine, and the thing about it is, that they believed that the human mind could handle this number of images because the important thing was to get the gestalt of what the images were about.

Now that we have seen the footage of the tsunami that hit Japan, the demands on our imagination have been lessened except that we have to imagine away the sea walls that Japan had built to reduce the impact of the tsunami.

Then, the surgeon says to me, Dean, you need to know more than two dozen of these kids have come back Now, I cannot imagine I'm sorry, you may have a better imagination than I do I can't imagine losing my arm, and typically at 22 years old.

I essentially drag sledges for a living, so it doesn't take an awful lot to flummox me intellectually, but I'm going to read this question from an interview earlier this year Philosophically, does the constant supply of information steal our ability to imagine or replace our dreams of achieving?