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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.

It Is Now No Mystery That Some Quite Influential 'philosophers' Were 'mentally' Ill.

Let Us Repeat The Two Crucial Negative Premises As Established Firmly By All Human Experience: (1) Words Are Not The Things We Are Speaking About; And (2) There Is No Such Thing As An Object In Absolute Isolation.

As Words Are Not The Things We Speak About, And Structure Is The Only Link Between Them, Structure Becomes The Only Content Of Knowledge. If We Gamble On Verbal Structures That Have No Observable Empirical Structures, Such Gambling Can Never Give Us Any Structural Information About The World. Therefore Such Verbal Structures Are Structurally Obsolete, And If We Believe In Them, They Induce Delusions Or Other Semantic Disturbances.

To Use Words To Sense Reality Is Like Going With A Lamp To Search For Darkness.