imagining

Let's start with imagining how to make such a world come about.

Personally, I have a hard time imagining passing my child on to day care at the age of 4 months.

Until we have some idea of how to get there, there isn't much point in imagining what it would be like.

Sure we feel nice imagining there's accountability, but in some professions it's only an illusion.

I'm having a hard time imagining how it would cost $50,000 to export data.

I'm really having a hard time imagining you're concerned about equality given the username.

I remember having similar trouble imagining why a PC would need a sound card.

It seems like a solution to a problem I'm having trouble even imagining.

Some Tibetan Buddhist monks practice a type of mindfulness that consists of imagining bits and pieces of their bodies are being slowly dissolved or devoured, until nothing is left.

I'm imagining a nightmare scenario where, by some vauge unwritten and immature consensus mechanism, we rationalize even a slight amount of censorship as being OK.

GS will play a roll in this I'm imagining.

(Or about 12^5.5 times harder, if you prefer.) I have trouble imagining where you'd even start....

I think it is in part a fantastic re-imagining of Delaney's own early years as recounted more prosodically in "Heavenly Breakfast"[2].

"You're doomed!" I'm imagining these clowns giving each other high-fives and teabagging their laptop as a traffic pile-up ensues.

If we're imagining that we don't know if there is a murder, then someone doing that isn't all that damnning, since hey, "it" could be any silly little thing?

Imagining “themselves performing this act, with as much sensory detail as possible” has been a standard and essential part of rehearsing or “future-pacing” any behavioral change." A quick search shows that behavior rehearsal was part of non-NLP since at least the early 1970s.

Imagining that all these robots are linked, or at least synchronise every couple of days, they would learn a lot faster than a human.