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...m And Biochemistry Is Mysticism Truly Religious? Psychological Factors The Function Of Mystical Experience The Mystical Journey The Psychological Mech... ...s. From some points of view, Freud’s own development of psychoanalysis has characteristics of a religion, and the same has often been said of the form... ... stretched to include the intensity of devotion of its adepts as a primary characteristic of religion, together with a certain unwillingness on the pa... ...ears later did a scientist in the West propose a different explanation—the theory of genetics. (Even so, many intelligent thinkers in the East believe... ...lly answer the observation that it appears as if fundamental person- ality characteristics keep reappearing generation after genera- tion, which is th... ... the rest of the universe and its contents. One of the major psychological functions of religion is to link us with the world and to give us our orien... ...than in most religious traditions. In his remarkable application of Jung’s theory of psychological types to the classification of religions, Toynbee s... ...n put in pure terms of feeling also comes from the Zen tradition: The mind functions through the sense-organs, and thereby an objective world is compr... ...f us is nec- essarily preserved for eternity. But we can assume with great probability that something of our psyche goes on ex- isting… In other words...

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...he advantage enjoyed by the better endowed faction. Such differential advantage is characteristic of any marketplace, whether for goods or for concep... ...ES The nature of ideas and issues-concepts-is such that they share certain common characteristics and these are taken up in this section. But first... ...conversation and yet to be considered as products in this book. Under the rubric "characteristics of innovations," several writers have isolated and... ...an idea industry , an idea sector. To that end, Chapter 2 introduces the role and function of marketing in the dissemination of innovations. 1... ...se marketing is all of them. The marketing process is incomplete unless all of its functions are performed, functions that fall under four general he... ...ed four Ps model (McCarthy 1975). In turn, each of these four Ps subsume specific functions, some of which are listed below: Product Design ... ...s been related in the consumer's mind to an issue, something important to him, the probability of this person's retaining knowledge of the product i... ...venience," nonrandom sample. Time constraints on the project precluded the use of probability sampling but non-response bias was diminished by obtai... ...s been related in the consumer's mind to an issue, something important to him, the probability of this person's retaining knowledge of the product i...

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...ions of law. Therefore, the names of NSA/CSS employees and information that would reveal NSA/CSS functions and activities have been protected in accor... ...ring this one-time system and the last one 1 showed you, I think you'll begin to see a number oC characteristics emerge Cor these specialized codes: f... ...was possible to correlate tiDy SUfI" aDd drops in power WIth rotor motion adcertain othermachine functions. . Progrea in aamiDiDg the machiDes and dev... ...nomolies. An anomaly, IS you may know, is a peculiarity or variation from the expected nonn. The theory is this: suppose, when a crypto­ system ia hoo... ...ld be met through a judicious and selectiue application of the various suppressioD measures as a function of installation, environment, traflic IleDSi... ...s routine called VULTURE PROBE to quantify the wlue of various COMSEC measura by showin& how the probability of an enemy's n:lChiDa Ilia objectives is... ... rapidly from one frequency to another. (el '!be impetus for the upsurac of interest in LPI (low probability of intercept) radio tnuumission systems b... ...t we should (we say "must") participate if cryptolBPhic techniques are emplo~ to lower intercept probability. Thus, while we may provide the key sener... ...elopment in the nuclear weapons field which led to the Atomic EDeIIY Act tbat does - at lcaat in theory - conslrain open work in that field. But there...

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... and expected to do one, and only one, thing. It has a single purpose and a unitary function. We, humans, are more like computers than like televisi... ...rentiates the healthy from the pathological is the reality test. Imputing positive characteristics to self or others is good, but only if the attri... ...y aware that they are projecting onto others their own ego-dystonic and unpleasant characteristics and feelings. But, sometimes, the projected con... ...f Narcissistic Supply (and, then, idealised and over-valued) or do not fulfil this function (and, therefore, are valueless, devalued). The narcissi... ...tion, admiration, adoration, attention – in other words, externalised Ego boundary functions. He does not require – nor does he seek – his parents'... ...ised figures." [Ibid.] Freud versus Jung Freud was the first to present a coherent theory of narcissism. He described transitions from subject-dire... ..., the actual issue is really a simple one … a simple change in classical [Freudian] theory, which states that autoeroticism develops into narcissism... ...inue to slacken, but there is an important change taking place as the affectionate characteristics are converging with libidinal ones. The need to ... ...e or nurture? There is no disputing the fact that our sexual physiology and, in all probability, our sexual preferences are determined in the womb. ...

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...Kabbalah and Science ...............................................56 Quantum Theory ................................................................... ...l in the body. The research centered around cell structures and their various functions in the body, but I could not find an answer to the question ... ...like a cell in a body, the body, too, is part of a greater system in which it functions as a part of a whole. Yet, my attempts to research that ques... ...tled The User Illusion. Norretranders notes an intriguing point regarding the functional- ity of the unconscious and what it contains. It appears tha... ...en. Actu- ally, the particle gun projects a “moving wave of probabilities,” a probability that a certain particle will be at a certain location. Now ... ... match a moving wave of probabilities. Instead, it is the square root of the probability. In fact, some of the square roots are negative. The probab... ... Q UA N T U M T H E O RY 77 Even if we were to fire one particle per week, the probability distribution would remain identical to the interference pa... ...olding an altruistic attitude to real- ity, which yields an entirely different characteristic to the reality perceived through the five senses. We wi... ...is Dignitate Oratio (Oration on the Dignity of Man), composed in 1486, was a characteristic Renaissance work. It reflected his syncretistic method ...

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...e of the market, legal and bureaucratic hurdles, the existence, or lack thereof of functioning institutions, and by the possibility to turn an exce... ...st prolific and qualitative in oligopolistic markets. Because firms in an oligopoly characteristically charge above-equilibrium (i.e., high) prices ... ...ypothesis. As Holbrook Working proved in his seminal work, hedges fulfill other functions as well - but even he admitted that speculators assume... ..." - that in a sufficiently large population, every event has a finite and knowable probability. None of them can or will insure tiny, exceptional p... ...ovation can be fine-tuned. Appropriate policies, the right environment, incentives, functional and risk seeking capital markets, or a skillful and c... ...echanics. For instance: strategies could have been described as wave functions with probability distributions. The same treatment could be accorded ... ...sly, the highest ranking (smallest ordinal) preference should have had the biggest probability attached to it – or could be treated as the collapse... ...ve externalities in varying degrees and hence combine both social and private good characteristics' ". II. The Transformative Nature of Technology ... ...pport structures (such as venture capital funds). The right approach depends on the characteristics of the country in question: how entrepreneurial ...

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...d as murder. Phenomenology is deceiving: the acts look the same (cessation of life functions, the prevention of a future). But murder is the intent... ...ial to the one fetus created. The egg and sperm can be compared to the famous wave function (state vector) in quantum mechanics – the represent mil... ... (=millions of potential embryos and lives). The fetus is the collapse of the wave function: it represents a much more limited set of potentials. I... ...lan of action must be seen to be reasonable and pragmatic and leading – with great probability – to the achievement. In other words: the plan must ... ...ture's Message Both now-discarded Lamarckism (the supposed inheritance of acquired characteristics) and Evolution Theory postulate that function de... ...ects can be organized in new (sub) classes while inheriting all the definitions and characteristics of the original class in addition to new propert... ...s continuous and contiguous. This seems to be a state of things which is devoid of characteristics other than its very existence. And yet, whenever... ...able). It is neither true nor false. It is a probabilistic statement, but without a probability distribution. It is, in short, a meaningless stateme... ...echanics. For instance: strategies could have been described as wave functions with probability distributions. The same treatment could be accorded ...

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... Education as a Necessity of Life .............................................................................. 5 Chapter Two: Education as a Social Function .............................................................................. 14 Chapter Three: Education as Direction ........................................................................................ 28 Chap...

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........................................ 5 Chapter Two: Education as a Social Function ..................................................................... ... and practices of the mature members: other- wise the group will cease its characteristic life. Even in a savage tribe, the achievements of adults are... ...knowledge and technical modes of skill. Chapter Two: Education as a Social Function 1. The Nature and Meaning of Environment. We have seen that a comm... ...r. By operating steadily to call out certain acts, habits are formed which function with the same uniformity as the original stimuli. If a rat is put ... ...ze, hardness, smell, taste, etc., which aggregated together constitute the characteristic mean- ing of each thing. But as matter of fact, it is the ch... ...of art means a transformation of conditions once hostile or indifferent to characteristic human activities into friendly and favoring conditions. Beca... ... to foresee (infer) a future eclipse. No matter how great the mathematical probability, the inference is hypothetical—a matter of probability. 1 The h... ...ing or listening) is to be depreciated. Most ob- jectionable of all is the probability that others, the book or the teacher, will supply solutions rea... ...ion to make sure it is accomplishing its purpose. Then there is always the probability that it rep- resents the values of adults rather than those of ...

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...red me to do, he gave me, for this, as I well remember, two reasons highly characteristic of him: one was, that some things could be expressed better ... ... mind in the course of making up its opinions. The Preface, among the most characteristic of my father’s writings, as well as the richest in materials... ... the light of publicity as completely let in upon them, they would, in all probability, still less bear scrutiny. On learning, however, in the spring ... ...e who had originally assumed it, laid down that along with other sectarian characteristics. The Society so called con 47 John Stuart Mill sisted at ... ...e draws nectar in a sieve, And hope without an object cannot live.” In all probability my case was by no means so peculiar as I fancied it, and I doub... ...tical politicians. The chief of these last, is the distinction between the function of making laws, for which a numerous popular assembly is radi cal... ...sion. The question here raised respecting the most important of all public functions, that of legislation, is a particular case of the great problem o... ..., and the experience of revolutions, that when it did come it would in all probability be thorough: that the bulk of the Northern population, whose co... ...erienced or reckless and brutal, whom a panic stricken Governor, or other functionary, may assume the right to constitute into a so called court mart...

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...ect than any other thinker—all history is the experimental refutation of the theory of the so-called moral order of things:—the more important point i... ...NOT VIRTUOUS beyond your powers! And seek nothing from yourselves opposed to probability! Walk in the footsteps in which your fathers’ virtue hath alr... ...acy.” He says to define it in this way, “is to mis- take the true nature and function of life, which is Will to Power...Life is essentially appropriat... ...but few perhaps have ever attempted to present Him to us bereft of all those characteristics which a lack of the sense of harmony has attached to His ... ...ganised being to attain to the fullest develop- ment and activity of all its functions, simply because it is so highly organised. The blind Will to Po...