what does think tank mean?
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It comes from fish tank :\nIt's a place where consultants and highly educated people think about economic and politician issues, with the aim of influencing political bodies.\nCan be compared to lobbying groups
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Go to http://library.thinkquest.org/20331/types/
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stands for What a Concept
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You can help greatly if you post the first line you have. Or you can go to the following site and type it into the search engine:\n\nhttp://en.thinkexist.com/topics/
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Now think about it! What do you think?
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READ THINK LEARN CREATE
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hears one.\n\n"When life life does not find a singer to sing her heat, she produces a philosopher to speak her mind. " -- Kahlil Gibran
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There is an excellent book in Barnes and Noble\non The English Language. It refers not only to language but how thinking starts. My answer is "yes". Thinking is cultivated through relationships whether they are vocal or non-vocal (reading).\nOnce beliefs are established, changing a thinking style is almost impossible, unless the person reaches a place of desperation because they realize their thinking has ruined their life. Some people then go to God, some to therapists, some to friends.
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Scopion's lying again.those liberal ideas are the RESULT of thinking for yourself.\n\nDITTO.
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The philosophy behind the think globally and act locally is that you should take the whole world, recognize the difference in capabilities, factors and markets between each region and matching the capabilities, factor abundances, and markets to your value adding processes.  \n   So, R&D may be favorable in one country, skilled labor in another, and the most appropriate market in yet a third country.  The thinking is to be a reminder to consider the entire planet as possibilities, the acting is to implement the thinking to optimally leverage the differences of the locations.
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Groupthink - when normally reasonable people begin to make irrational decisions as a group, characterised by uncritical acceptance of some extreme point of view.\n\nThink Heaven's Gate or Jonestown.
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what does this question mean?
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Tim O'Reilly, one of the biggest proponents, has a nice article defining what its supporters say it is. (Link below)\n\nThe Register polled its users and got a slightly more cynical take. (Other link below)\n\nThe truth can be gleaned between the two - chances are, depending on who you talk to, they mean one of these two stances.
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I only had a passing interest in Blur until I purchased Think Tank.  One reviewer said that the songwriting was "mature."  I personally think Damon Albarn is mixing styles all together.  For instance, on Out of Time, the guitar solo has an unmistakable blues influence.  Ambulance mixes industrial with pop.  But then, Jets brings in some improv jazz with that awesome saxophone solo. Gene by Gene has a Calypso or ragga muffin flavor to it that brings to mind a Jamaican dance party.\n\nThink Tank is a surprisingly underrated album and takes a keen ear to really hear it.
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Believer  it or not just quit thinking about it.\nThe mind is fascinating thing you buy your freedom will to make your mind think about something else so every time you catch yourself thinking replaced that brought with something else
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"a serious mental disorder caused by brain disease or injury, that affects the ability to think, remember and behave normally" i found this answer in oxford dictionary\nin my opinion sleeping in the right time ,exercising,hiking\n, and other group sports may help u.
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I'm not sure there is an "official" definition, but I think it basically means the freedom to follow one's own thinking on any subject wherever it leads.  There is a sense in which this is a very individual, personal freedom (the thinking of different people leads to different beliefs), but there is also a sense in which it seems the larger society may benefit from having continual access to a large pool of thinking from which to make collective judgments.  (This tends to implicate freedom of expression too, as mere thinking without communication tends not to accomplish much for society, although it may be gratifying to the individual thinkers.)\n\nThe preservation of intellectual freedom is one of the main reasons university professors are often given "tenure" -- the right to remain in their jobs even if their research or ideas are or become unpopular.