Having reached the ripe old age of 72 I have a lot of time to study web content platforms this is what I call blogs since the term blog,s to me  is semantic jazz!   For years I read Etc a magazine published by the

http://www.generalsemantics.org/

I had tapes by the Late S I Hyakawa and Antatole Rapport !  Even once attended a lecture by Hiyakawa in Miami !  There are two web content platforms that are very informative which I enjoy for specifice reasons!

http://www.eliasonfamily.info/blog/

and  Seth Godin !  The both possess a a conversational style. This style says to the reader I am talking to you

not shouting out to the world !  I had the benefit of a wonderful education and by the time I graduated high school had read Homer, John Dos Passos, and a lot of the great books ! Today a lot of platforms are being authored by Geeks who are well educated but not in the Liberal Arts !  So many write in bytes and bits ! I was banned from Mahalo for my reblogs and Freindfeed for not posting in a designated area!  I was crushed can’t you tell !  Most of these sites are run by Geeks who can only communicate with machines not people ! Gone are the day’s when you get a well written letter on Crain Crest splattered with ink from a fountain pen !

The term General Semantics refers to a non-Aristotelian educational discipline created by Alfred Korzybski (1879–1950) during the years 1919 to 1933. General Semantics stands distinct from semantics, a different subject. The name technically refers to the study of what Korzybski called “semantic reactions”, or reactions of the whole human organism in its environment to some event — any event, not just perceiving a human-made symbol — in respect of that event’s meaning. However, people most commonly use the name to mean the particular system of semantic reactions that Korzybski called the most useful for human survival, i.e. delayed reactions as opposed to “signal reactions” (immediate, unthinking ones).

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