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Epiepistemology/neuro-semantic programming
Semiotica 2019 (229):247-251 (2019)
Abstract
It is a mystery how we just know to be in any context of our lives. It happens without our thinking. By this same token we never have to work out how to speak an English sentence that we utter. We just know to talk and do. This paper is an exploration of this mystery.Other Versions
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