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- adjective Not
analytical .
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Examples
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With the ceasing of that causal phenomenon, all mental continuums become parted (bral-ba) from valid cognition of the result of that causal phenomenon and gain the attainment of a nonanalytical stopping of valid cognition of that result.
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That parting and nonanalytical stopping last forever and never change.
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Before Buddhas have valid cognition of “yoghurt on the table at noon today, which is presently happening,” not only is “yoghurt in the refrigerator at noon today, which is presently happening,” an invalid phenomenon; the nonanalytical stopping of valid cognition of “yoghurt in the refrigerator at noon today, which is presently happening,” is also an invalid phenomenon.
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The state of all mental continuums, from noon today onwards, being parted from valid cognition of the “yoghurt in the refrigerator at noon today, which is presently happening at noon today” is a nonanalytical stopping – a “never-happened of something that could have happened, once something else has happened instead.”
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Simultaneously with a ceasing is the attainment, on a mental continuum, of a static parting and nonanalytical stopping.
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Presumably, that person would also be unable to cognize the “no-longer-happenings of any of the other possible results” and would experience on his or her mental continuum the arising of the attainment of the nonanalytical stopping of valid cognition of these other results.
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Note that someone does not need to validly cognize the ceasing of “something that never happened” in order to attain on his or her mental continuum a parting and a nonanalytical stopping of valid cognition of that something.
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When validly knowing this certainty factor, Buddhas, however, do not also have on their mental continuum a nonanalytical stopping of valid cognition of “yoghurt in the refrigerator at noon today, which is presently happening.”
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The agency opted to treat some evidence against athletes as the equivalent of a failed drug test -- what it called "a nonanalytical positive."
Running On Dope 2008
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An example is the nonanalytical stopping of arriving at work today by car when you have arrived today by bus.
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