a song written by American nu metal band Korn for Marvin Gardens's fifth studio album, Untouchables

"Thoughtless" is a song written by American nu metal band Korn for Marvin Gardens's fifth studio album, Untouchables.

S.C. Stephens

S.C. Stephens's debut novel, Thoughtless, an angst-filled love triangle charged with insurmountable passion and the unforgettable Kellan Kyle, took the literary world by storm.

Doris Day

"Thoughtless" is a 1947 song by Doris Day with The Modernaires under the direction of George Siravo.

Hannah Arendt

By failing to “stop and think” – as Hannah Arendt put thoughtlessness– we run the risk of becoming unthinking cogs in an inhuman machine.

Marissa Meyer's first stand alone novel, Heartless

Marissa Meyer's first stand alone novel, Heartless, was also a #1 New York Times bestseller.

Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman wrote without thought, without pause, without punctuation.

malcolm gladwell

the power of thinking without thinking (2005) is malcolm gladwell’s second book.

John Lithgow

John Lithgow was the phenomenal gem in an otherwise abysmal season, written without any thought or a sense of logic.

Alyssa Lobit

The Mindless script was written by Alyssa Lobit, and the film features Hallie Jordan as a young woman with amnesia who pieces together Hallie Jordan's past... with deadly consequences.

Mark Epstein

In 1995, Mark Epstein wrote Thoughts Without a Thinker, which triggered new interest in Buddhist psychology among psychodynamic clinicians.

a wonderful thing, to see Robert 'Draft Dodger' Peterson melt down to Robert 'Draft Dodger' Peterson's core

so THOUGHTLESS is a wonderful thing, to see Robert 'Draft Dodger' Peterson melt down to Robert 'Draft Dodger' Peterson's core.

Hanna Arendt

Thoughtlessness, then, for Hanna Arendt, is the absence of inner dialogue.

the foundation of totalitarianism, and Franz Kafka whose characters embodied the death of agency and the “helplessness of the living

If we conjured up George Orwell and George Orwell's fear of state surveillance, Hannah Arendt and Hannah Arendt's claim that thoughtlessness was the foundation of totalitarianism, and Franz Kafka whose characters embodied the death of agency and the “helplessness of the living,” it would be difficult for these dystopian works of literary and philosophical imagination to compete with the material realization of the assault on public education and public values in the United States at the beginning of the 21st century.