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The traditional mind/body duality, the mental and the physical, is extended in Scientology by the addition of the thetan as distinct from the mind. The mind is often divided into two parts: Abbreviation: MND * A stat that determines the effectiveness of spells, White Magic spells and White Magic spells. * MND increases resistance to White Magic spells as well as reducing base damage taken from them. * Some people believe that MND increases resistance to all spells, not just White Magic, but there are no known published tests that show this conclusively. See Magical Resistance. * Mind also plays a large role in determining the damage of Chi Blast, Banish, Holy Bolts, and some Blue Mage spells such as Mind Blast and Magic Hammer. Mind was one of the many planets destroyed by Fushigi World Fuuma. The mind is the term most commonly used to describe the higher functions of the human brain, particularly those of which humans are subjectively conscious, such as personality, thought, reason, memory, intelligence and emotion. Although other species of animals share some of these mental capacities, the term is usually used only in relation to humans. It is also used in relation to postulated supernatural beings to which human-like qualities are ascribed, as in the expression "the mind of God." The mind is the most obvious thing which sets apart human beings from animals. Mind is not synonymous with 'brain', but it is sometimes used to refer to the activities of such. The mind has the capacity for thought, including imagination, foresight, analysis, and emotion, which in various ways use the powers of the brain. The faculties such as compassion, empathy, and the desire for justice, point to man as God's greatest creation. There are many held perspectives and branches that deal with the mind. Image:Mind body.jpg A Mind is a high-level Vex unit that can control and oversee about a million other Vex units. Most Vex Minds take the form of a Hydra. Mind is a suffix that can appear on Magic and Rare Items. It provides a small bonus to Energy. It can start spawning on items at Item Level 7, but will not be able to spawn on all items until level 13. Minds were the de facto leaders of the Culture. They were the hearts of spacecraft when embedded. Mind Mind measures the ability to think on your feet. It influences the secondary ability of Focus and the conversation skills of Charm (with Body) and Intuition (with Spirit). The Mind was a sphere of metaphysical law within Nosgoth, and one of the nine magical principles harnessed and governed by the Pillars of Nosgoth. Alongside its sister principle, Dimension, it was associated with the elemental force of Air, which, in turn, was aligned with the overarching principle of Light. Your Mind score is a measure of your character’s intelligence (and please remember this is different from the player’s intelligence!). It relates to how well your character will grasp new ideas, the speed of their thoughts, and if they're going to need to take off their socks to count to twenty. The Mind is the physical place where thoughts happen. It can be studied through ordinary scientific methods, but not all of its secrets are revealed so easily. __NOEDITSECTION__ Mind is an horror novel that features the friends characters.Monica finds an shocking secret from Richard Burke,Who is trying to take over the world.When no one believes her,Monica is shocked to find out Richard has sent the country in pannic over an disease that is not real,And they have all to take their medicene,Which takes control over their body.Monica and the gang try to escape from the country,Hopeing to prove the world what was going on. Mind es el rival de Steel. Se lleva muy bien con Marina y compañia a excepción de Steel. Es un gran entrenador y es muy popular. Normalmente, va con un grupo de chicas alrededor, cantando y danzando. Su personalidad es un poco como la de Gary Oak. Es muy aseado en todo. A veces, lleva unos pantalones vaqueros y una camisa con destellos. Entrena muy bien a sus Pokémon, tanto, que uno de sus Pokémon casi va a evolucionar a su última evolución. Es amable, pero con una rivalidad muy fuerte. Tiene trece años y le encanta el color dorado, aunque también el plateado. Su equipo se compone por Pokémon aquaticos. From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mind]] minde < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mind]] ġemynd (“‘memory, remembrance, memorial, thought’”). The mind is a word for the higher workings of man's brain: thought, feeling, self and knowledge. Though some wights have some or all of these workings, they are not thought of as having a mind. In times foregone, the mind was seen as somehow akin to the soul, and thus a bit of the undying self gainstanding the deathbound body. At now, with a greater understanding of the brain, the mind is seen as one of its workings. Mind were an award winning experimental metal band from Cambridge, England. They were formed in 2007 by 4 students and went on to achieve critical acclaim in their short career. They experimented with many musical genres, usually combining them. Lead singer Jason Smith is also known for his solo career and being a musical personality. The Mind (MND) stat is the stat describing a character's general sanity and ability to function mentally. It is not at all bound to the two other mental stats, which are Intelligence and Spirit - a character can have low scores in both intelligence and morale, yet be perfectly sane, or be entirely mad, yet intelligent and highly motivated - an insane wizard perhaps, or a zealot of some cult. At both very low and very high INT scores however, there is a penalty on sanity, but for average every-day individuals, no correlation exists. The MND stat is the sole determinant of a target's resistance to mind-affecting effects, such as Confusion and Berserk, but notably not against Panic, which is resisted through SPI, ie morale. Attacks that target a victim's mind reduce this stat. Mind is a rare object not commonly found on the internet. Possession of a mind, +2 or higher, can fetch any normal Internet user up to 5000 pesos. Mind's large value has led to the coinage or several phrases related to it, including: * "Pay no mind"- a phrase used when one sees or experiences something not worth a mind. Often used as a reference to bad sex. * "Mind you"- When used as a battle cry in a deadly Mind Battle, in which two people hurl their minds at each other. * Mind that ass- To tap. Mind is the eighth track on System of a Down's self-titled album. The lyrics were written by Serj Tankian, and the music by Serj, Shavo Odadjian and Daron Malakian. It holds the record as the longest song the band has ever released, clocking in at six minutes and sixteen seconds.
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A Mind is a high-level Vex unit that can control and oversee about a million other Vex units. Most Vex Minds take the form of a Hydra. Mind measures the ability to think on your feet. It influences the secondary ability of Focus and the conversation skills of Charm (with Body) and Intuition (with Spirit). The mind is the term most commonly used to describe the higher functions of the human brain, particularly those of which humans are subjectively conscious, such as personality, thought, reason, memory, intelligence and emotion. Although other species of animals share some of these mental capacities, the term is usually used only in relation to humans. It is also used in relation to postulated supernatural beings to which human-like qualities are ascribed, as in the expression "the mind of God." There are many theories of what the mind is and how it works, dating back to Plato, Aristotle and other Ancient Greek philosophers. Pre-scientific theories, which were rooted in theology, concentrated on the relationship between the mind and the soul, the supposed supernatural or divine essence of the human person. Modern theories, based on a scientific understanding of the brain, see the mind as a phenomenon of psychology, and the term is often used more or less synonymously with consciousness. The question of which human attributes make up the mind is also much debated. Some argue that only the "higher" intellectual functions constitute mind: particularly reason and memory. in this view the emotions - love, hate, fear, joy - are more "primitive" or subjective in nature and should be seen as different in nature or origin to the mind. Others argue that the rational and the emotional sides of the human person cannot be separated, that they are of the same nature and origin, and that they should all be considered as part of the individual mind. In popular usage mind is frequently synonymous with thought: it is that private conversation with ourselves that we carry on "inside our heads" during every waking moment of our lives. Thus we "make up our minds," "change our minds" or are "of two minds" about something. One of the key attributes of the mind in this sense is that is a private sphere. No-one else can read our thoughts or "know our mind." Both philosophers and psychologists remain divided about the nature of the mind. Some take what is known as the substantial view, and argue that the mind is a single entity, perhaps having its base in the brain but distinct from it and having an autonomous existence. This view ultimately derives from Plato, and was absorbed from him into Christian thought. In its most extreme form, the substantial view merges with the theological view that the mind is an entity wholly seperate from the body, in fact a manifestation of the soul, which will survive the body's death and return to God, its creator. Others take what is known as the functional view, ultimately derived from Aristotle, which holds that the mind is a term of convenience for a variety of mental functions which have little in common except that humans are conscious of their existence. Functionalists tend to argue that the attributes which we collectively call the mind are closely related to the functions of the brain and can have no autonomous existence beyond the brain - nor can they survive its death. In this view mind is a subjective manifestation of consciousness: the human brain's ability to be aware of its own existence. The concept of the mind is therefore a means by which the conscious brain understands its own operations. A leading exponent of the substantial view was George Berkeley, an 18th century Anglican bishop and philosopher. Berkeley argued that there is no such thing as matter and what humans see as the material world is nothing but an idea in God's mind, and that therefore the human mind is purely a manifestation of the soul. Few philosophers take an extreme view today, but the view that the human mind is of a nature or essence somehow different from, and higher than, the mere operations of the brain, continues to be widely held. Berkeley's views were attacked, and in the eyes of many demolished, by T.H. Huxley, a 19th century biologist and disciple of Charles Darwin, who agreed that the phenomena of the mind were of a unique order, but argued that they can only be explained in reference to events in the brain. Huxley drew on a tradition of materialist throught in British philosophy dating to Thomas Hobbes, who argued in the 17th century that mental events were ultimately physical in nature, although with the biological knowledge of his day he could not say what their physical basis was. Huxley blended Hobbes with Darwin to produce the modern materialist or functional view. Huxley's view was reinforced by the steadily expansion of knowledge about the functions of the human brain. In the 19th century it was not possible to say with certainty how the brain carried out such functions as memory, emotion, perception and reason. This left the field open for substantialists to argue for an autonomous mind, or for a metaphysical theory of the mind. But each advance in the study of the brain during the 20th century made this harder, since it became more and more apparent that all the components of the mind have their origins in the functioning of the brain. Huxley's rationalism, however, was disturbed in the early 20th century by the ideas of Sigmund Freud, who developed a theory of the unconscious mind, and argued that those mental processes of which humans are subjectively aware are only a small part of their total mental activity. Freudianism is in a sense a revival of the substantial view of the mind in a secular guise. Although Freud did not deny that the mind was a function of the brain, he held the mind has, as it were, a mind of its own, of which we are not conscious, which we cannot control, and which can be accessed only though psychoanalysis (particularly the interpretation of dreams). Freud's theory of the unconscious, although impossible to prove empirically, has been widely accepted and has greatly influenced the popular understanding of the mind. The debate about the nature of the mind is of practical importance because of its relevance to the development of artificial intelligence. If the mind is indeed a thing separate from or higher than the functioning of the brain, then presumably it will not be possible for any machine, no matter how sophisticated, to duplicate it. If on the other hand the mind is no more than the aggregated functions of the brain, then it will be possible, at least in theory, to create a machine with a mind. Abbreviation: MND * A stat that determines the effectiveness of spells, White Magic spells and White Magic spells. * MND increases resistance to White Magic spells as well as reducing base damage taken from them. * Some people believe that MND increases resistance to all spells, not just White Magic, but there are no known published tests that show this conclusively. See Magical Resistance. * Mind also plays a large role in determining the damage of Chi Blast, Banish, Holy Bolts, and some Blue Mage spells such as Mind Blast and Magic Hammer. Associated with the element of Water. Many water-based items add MND to a character's Stats. Example: Leviathan's Rod Mind is a rare object not commonly found on the internet. Possession of a mind, +2 or higher, can fetch any normal Internet user up to 5000 pesos. Mind's large value has led to the coinage or several phrases related to it, including: * "Pay no mind"- a phrase used when one sees or experiences something not worth a mind. Often used as a reference to bad sex. * "Mind you"- When used as a battle cry in a deadly Mind Battle, in which two people hurl their minds at each other. * Mind that ass- To tap. Your Mind score is a measure of your character’s intelligence (and please remember this is different from the player’s intelligence!). It relates to how well your character will grasp new ideas, the speed of their thoughts, and if they're going to need to take off their socks to count to twenty. The mind is the most obvious thing which sets apart human beings from animals. Mind is not synonymous with 'brain', but it is sometimes used to refer to the activities of such. The mind has the capacity for thought, including imagination, foresight, analysis, and emotion, which in various ways use the powers of the brain. The faculties such as compassion, empathy, and the desire for justice, point to man as God's greatest creation. There are many held perspectives and branches that deal with the mind. Image:Mind body.jpg The Mind is the physical place where thoughts happen. It can be studied through ordinary scientific methods, but not all of its secrets are revealed so easily. __NOEDITSECTION__ The mind is a word for the higher workings of man's brain: thought, feeling, self and knowledge. Though some wights have some or all of these workings, they are not thought of as having a mind. In times foregone, the mind was seen as somehow akin to the soul, and thus a bit of the undying self gainstanding the deathbound body. At now, with a greater understanding of the brain, the mind is seen as one of its workings. Minds were the de facto leaders of the Culture. They were the hearts of spacecraft when embedded. Mind is a suffix that can appear on Magic and Rare Items. It provides a small bonus to Energy. It can start spawning on items at Item Level 7, but will not be able to spawn on all items until level 13. The Mind (MND) stat is the stat describing a character's general sanity and ability to function mentally. It is not at all bound to the two other mental stats, which are Intelligence and Spirit - a character can have low scores in both intelligence and morale, yet be perfectly sane, or be entirely mad, yet intelligent and highly motivated - an insane wizard perhaps, or a zealot of some cult. At both very low and very high INT scores however, there is a penalty on sanity, but for average every-day individuals, no correlation exists. The MND stat is the sole determinant of a target's resistance to mind-affecting effects, such as Confusion and Berserk, but notably not against Panic, which is resisted through SPI, ie morale. Attacks that target a victim's mind reduce this stat. Mind is the eighth track on System of a Down's self-titled album. The lyrics were written by Serj Tankian, and the music by Serj, Shavo Odadjian and Daron Malakian. It holds the record as the longest song the band has ever released, clocking in at six minutes and sixteen seconds. Mind es el rival de Steel. Se lleva muy bien con Marina y compañia a excepción de Steel. Es un gran entrenador y es muy popular. Normalmente, va con un grupo de chicas alrededor, cantando y danzando. Su personalidad es un poco como la de Gary Oak. Es muy aseado en todo. A veces, lleva unos pantalones vaqueros y una camisa con destellos. Entrena muy bien a sus Pokémon, tanto, que uno de sus Pokémon casi va a evolucionar a su última evolución. Es amable, pero con una rivalidad muy fuerte. Tiene trece años y le encanta el color dorado, aunque también el plateado. Su equipo se compone por Pokémon aquaticos. Mind were an award winning experimental metal band from Cambridge, England. They were formed in 2007 by 4 students and went on to achieve critical acclaim in their short career. They experimented with many musical genres, usually combining them. Lead singer Jason Smith is also known for his solo career and being a musical personality. The traditional mind/body duality, the mental and the physical, is extended in Scientology by the addition of the thetan as distinct from the mind. The mind is often divided into two parts: From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mind]] minde < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mind]] ġemynd (“‘memory, remembrance, memorial, thought’”). Mind was one of the many planets destroyed by Fushigi World Fuuma. Mind The Mind was a sphere of metaphysical law within Nosgoth, and one of the nine magical principles harnessed and governed by the Pillars of Nosgoth. Alongside its sister principle, Dimension, it was associated with the elemental force of Air, which, in turn, was aligned with the overarching principle of Light. The principle of the Mind concerned sentience in Nosgoth, manifest in the mental sensitivity expressed by cognizant individuals. The Mind Guardians, culled by the Pillars, possessed unparalleled affinity for telepathy and telekinesis, and were charged with reigning over the limitless power of thought, consciousness, and emotion. Mind is an horror novel that features the friends characters.Monica finds an shocking secret from Richard Burke,Who is trying to take over the world.When no one believes her,Monica is shocked to find out Richard has sent the country in pannic over an disease that is not real,And they have all to take their medicene,Which takes control over their body.Monica and the gang try to escape from the country,Hopeing to prove the world what was going on.
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