Any Object Of Thought Is Both 'more

I Want To Make Clear Only That Words Are Not The Things Spoken About, And That There Is No Such Thing As An Object In Absolute Isolation.

Two Important Characteristics Of Maps Should Be Noticed. A Map Is Not The Territory It Represents, But, If Correct, It Has A Similar Structure To The Territory, Which Accounts For Its Usefulness.

Every Language Having A Structure, By The Very Nature Of Language, Reflects In Its Own Structure That Of The World As Assumed By Those Who Evolved The Language. In Other Words, We Read Unconsciously Into The World The Structure Of The Language We Use.

It Seems Evident That Everything Which Exists In Nature, Is Natural, No Matter How Simple Or Complicated A Phenomenon It Is; And On No Occasion Can The So-called 'supernatural' Be Anything Else Than A Completely Natural Law, Though It May, At The Moment, Be Above And Beyond The Present Understanding.

Riches I Need Not, Nor Man's Empty Praise.