I was listening to a podcast the other day in which they actually said "Imagine in your mind...". I couldn't help thinking that the phrase seems redundant. Is there really a difference between "imagining" and "imagining in your mind"? Where else could you imagine something BUT in your mind? I imagine (in my mind) that I'll hear some good comments on this one.
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I agree. The phrase "imagine in your mind" is redundant. Was the podcast Radiolab? I think those guys use that phrase a lot.
Imagine in your heart. Dawwwwwwwwwww...
@Beth, I don't think it was RadioLab, though I do listen to that on occasion.
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