cogitations

But if some Sloan School professors complained that it was disturbing their cogitations, it immediately stopped and Phys.

But one only ever perceives the universe through one's own human senses, and ascribes meanings to it through one's own cogitations!

But you won't find the secret to thought in the symbols of the analytic philosophers, nor in the cogitations of the continentals.

Religious with a default negative cogitations and belittle of religion really is a bias.

Encoding these new more complex cogitations necessitates more complicated lingual structures.

But performing cogitations is another matter entirely!' 'Why?

Here he does ooze pretentiousness: > In promulgating your esoteric cogitations, or articulating your superficial sentimentalities and amicable, philosophical or psychological observations, beware of platitudinous ponderosity.

But to express cogitations is not to perform them, or else quills and printing-presses would write poetry by themselves.' 'Can your mind manipulate this spoon directly?' Leibniz said, holding up a silver spoon, and then setting it down on the table between them.

And what is it to multiply two numbers?' 'Whatever it is, Doctor, it is different from thinking.' 'Bacon said, ‘Whatever has sufficient differences, perceptible by the sense, is in nature competent to express cogitations.' You cannot deny that numbers are in that sense competent – ' 'To express cogitation, yes!