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Steve Stockdale: _Here's Something About General Semantics_ 2 Months, 1 Week ago  
Please click on www.thisisnotthat.com to download Steve Stockdale's newly published Here's Something About General Semantics: A Primer for Making Sense of Your World, 290 pp. I know Steve a little, and I celebrate this achievement. He documents multiple validations by 21st century neuroscientists of key Korzybskian formulations. For example, a video hyperlink (p. 141) to Jeff Hawkins's 2009 J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Lecture shows Hawkins saying, "Your perception of the world is really a fabrication of your model of the world."
 
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