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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - About the BookA single human life is impossible. The scope here, as in the internal system, is in no way limited - for example, to the real time relations with other humans. The scope is historical as well. Our genes and epigenes reverberate with the social environment we have inherited, going back to the dawn of homo sapiens, and beyond, in their forbearers; not to mention the near term experiences of the father and mother infused (literally) to the fetus. We cannot escape the inescapable, even if we were to emerge from birth and were placed immediately in isolation until death. -- from Entry 190820About the AuthorThe author lives in Gaithersburg, MD with his wife and dog.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Cooperation and trust are essential ingredients of social life,made public through language, spoken and written. Fromthe signals and gestures of our predecessors to the graftingof sound and markings to modern grammar, what wesay and write represents what we think and what we thinkand feel represents what we perceive and have perceived ofthe world. Were truth a random occurrence, or of relativelylittle significance, our language would be vastly different,itself undependable. Such is not the case however: our wordsand grammar reflect what we see, hear, feel, imagine, and do.' -- From 'The Limits of Truth' (XLIBRIS).…