but science has decided to ignore it and only few scientists dare to address these issues, for fear of criticism and rejection by the scientific community.
This is not necessarily fact and also did not provide concrete evidene that science has "confirmed" this notion.
21-Aug-16
Publication date? It won't allow me to tag it.
According to Bader-Lee, our bodies are like sponges, absorbing energy that is around us. "This is exactly why there are people who feel uncomfortable when they are in a certain group with a mixture of energy and emotions.
I think she meant this more as a metaphor perhaps? Instead it was taken literally.
Science confirms that people absorb energy from others
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Cat in the Hat!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOToRtpPoPQ Blind Faith Had To Cry Today
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tin_Drum The story revolves around a man who decides never to grow up
Symmetry is repeated again and again, layered on top of itself, and made to suggest pattern and meaning in the issue.
Without deeper discussion of this topic in class I would have missed out on this almost completely.
The self apprehends itself with apperception
This is a very interesting concept. If we can only apprehend ourselves with what we already know, is it possible we aren't seeing what is actually in front of us due to a lack of present knowledge?
the audience can disrupt the chronological order of the story by looking around the page
This concept is very difficult for me to do. I have been conditioned to read it in order so that you will not spoil any surprises.
However, because of his appearance, his super-human powers, and the lasting emotional ramifications of his accident, he cannot.
This is a very sad element of the novel to me. Jon's character, while desiring to be normal, knows he never can. Through the novel he seems to have made peace with what has happened to him but he will never be at peace fully.
many of which are traumatized by events in the story or in their personal histories
It's interesting to me how Watchmen showcases these superheroes and the power they have, but yet we get a look inside the human part of them. Dr. Manhattan for example may be the most powerful in terms of what he is capable of, but it seems like he is almost the most sensitive. He holds so much power but yet we see the ramifications that come of it and how they affect him.