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Mar 10 2009

David J. Parnell’s Crash Course On Linguistic Presuppositions | Part 3 of 3 | Usage Of Presuppositions In Everyday Language

by admin on March 10, 2009

Today we are going to finish our Crash Course on Linguistic Presuppositions. To this point we have covered what Presuppositions are, where they come from and the different areas in which they are categorized. In this last post we are going to talk about some of the ways in which Presuppositions can be used and I will give you a few examples to illustrate that. Now although Presuppositions are mainly considered a quantum linguistic, it really is their hypnotic capacity that gives them their “effective communication” strength. Presuppositions, when used will do major things to the recipient’s mind when they [...]

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Mar 2 2009

Getting Real About Eye Accessing Cues | Part 3 of 3 | Horizontal Visual, Auditory/A.Digital and Kinesthetic Positions

by admin on March 2, 2009

In my previous post we discussed the vertical activation and redistribution of images through the upper, middle and lower fields of vision. The other and more important component for the purpose of accurate “lie detection” is the horizontal activation. Rather than some long rehash, let’s just get right into it… [amprotect=2, 3] As you probably already know, we have a left and right hemisphere in our brain and each side has different attributes that allow each to perform different functions. Our Left Visual Field (LVF) is wired directly into the right visual cortex residing in the right hemisphere. Right Visual [...]

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