Bollogg Thoughts. Strictly speaking, these are any ideas promoted by means of cerebral activity from a ->Bollogg’s realm of perception and sensation to that of the conceptual, judgmental, and inferential. In a wider sense however, they are idea relating to matter not directly perceived by a Bollogg or possibly inaccessible to its sensed; in other words, ideas conjured up not only by the power of memory but also by the Bollogg’s imaginative faculty.
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| - Bollogg Thoughts. Strictly speaking, these are any ideas promoted by means of cerebral activity from a ->Bollogg’s realm of perception and sensation to that of the conceptual, judgmental, and inferential. In a wider sense however, they are idea relating to matter not directly perceived by a Bollogg or possibly inaccessible to its sensed; in other words, ideas conjured up not only by the power of memory but also by the Bollogg’s imaginative faculty.
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| - Bollogg Thoughts. Strictly speaking, these are any ideas promoted by means of cerebral activity from a ->Bollogg’s realm of perception and sensation to that of the conceptual, judgmental, and inferential. In a wider sense however, they are idea relating to matter not directly perceived by a Bollogg or possibly inaccessible to its sensed; in other words, ideas conjured up not only by the power of memory but also by the Bollogg’s imaginative faculty. To put it rather more simply; a thought is intermediate between a feeling and a spoken sentence, this is much the same in Bollogs as in other creatures capable of thought.
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