…the logical structure of philosophy, that article lays out, it builds on Wittgenstein and the other great genius of modern philosophy, John Searle. And and improves, makes clear what they said and organizes it and it should be possible now for anybody of…

…they said and organizes it and it should be possible now for anybody of reasonable intelligence and persistence to understand Wittgenstein and Searle and all of philosophy and all of psychology and all of history. It's all come down to the same thing in…

…And it's The most valuable thing other than the preface it has is the quotes. It has quotes from mostly Wittgenstein and Searle, who I regard as the two best brightest and best. You know, Searle is still teaching. Arnold was teaching at my alma…

…the quotes. It has quotes from mostly Wittgenstein and Searle, who I regard as the two best brightest and best. You know, Searle is still teaching. Arnold was teaching at my alma mater, Berkeley, until he was driven out by the adolescent, lying, treasonous…

…bit long, which summarizes how our psychology works. How does it work? How is it possible that I can make squeaks, or as Searle likes to call them, acoustic blasts, And you can make acoustic blasts back at me, and we understand an amazing variety of…

…abstruse stuff about life and the universe. How does that happen? Well, before Wittgenstein, no one had any idea, really. And then Searle took over. And between them, you could get an idea, but it wasn't clear. And so I have, I hope, combined them,…