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The unexpected marriage of high-tech glamour with the gritty reality of 1970s Northern Ireland captured the public 's imagination but this early optimism would end in failure . Whether in the popular imagination or in the work of scholars , Egypt has always meant different things to different people . The fact in thinking through the digital world , it may be that we're constrained in our imagination but thus far , our thinking has been essentially to offer a simulcast feed of existing NTSC service , upgraded to high definition quality for a certain number of hours a day and migrating to more and more of a mix of ATV quality and HDTV programs . Sending men deeper into space and landing and recovering men from the moon are much more formidable exploits that really challenge the imagination but are devoid of much direct benefit to humanity . There was no clearly defined revolutionary party or conspiratorial group that initially plotted the Revolution , and the contending factions that followed after the Revolution had occurred never gained a firm grip on the nation 's imagination or its institutions . Similarly , the University claims no ownership of popular nonfiction , novels , poems , musical compositions , or other works of artistic imagination or of study guides , syllabi , lecture materials , tests or similar items . The truth of this is sufficiently manifest from the single circumstance , that the philosophers of the schools accept as a maxim that there is nothing in the understanding which was not previously in the senses , in which however it is certain that the ideas of God and of the soul have never been ; and it appears to me that they who make use of their imagination to comprehend these ideas do exactly the some thing as if , in order to hear sounds or smell odors , they strove to avail themselves of their eyes ; unless indeed that there is this difference , that the sense of sight does not afford us an inferior assurance to those of smell or hearing ; in place of which , neither our imagination nor our senses can give us assurance of anything unless our understanding intervene . Architects must learn to appreciate the human dimensions of locales , dimensions which include historical depth and texture , rather than seeing space as a blank page upon which they can inscribe the workings of their own fevered imaginations or , worse still , the megalomaniac propensities of their clients . Much of what he said sounds commonplace to modern western ears , precisely because Spinoza already said it for us , but did so in a far more dangerous age than ours , when lesser minds lacked imagination or courage to challenge revealed religion . Well , the creativity I see Goldsmith attacking is essentially an outgrowth of the imaginative position in the old imagination versus invention debate . Trying to make a film in two days can be beneficial for the imagination but dangerous for the circulatory system , according to recent Atlanta College of Art graduate Miranella Taoushiani .