Category: Future Positive

The following lecture was originally published in The Mathematics Teacher, May, 1923, Vol. XVI, No. 5 under the title Fate and Freedom. Alfred Korzybski spend most of his life establishing a […]

The following biographical sketch is provided courtesy of the Institute of General Semantics. Charlotte Schuchardt Read The world into which Alfred Korzybski was born on July 3,1879, in Warsaw, Poland, […]

Our focus on Alfred Korzybski continues with this essay written near the end of his life. Thanks to the European Society for General Semantics. Alfred Korzybski I AM deeply honored […]

Thanks to the European Society for General Semantics, we are pleased to publish Alfred Korzybski’s second paper on Time-binding: The General Theory. Originally published in 1925, it was written in […]

Alfred Korzybski defined humans as Time-binders in 1921. The following paper was published in 1924.  It is reposted from the European Society for General Semantics. Alfred Korzybski ALL HUMAN knowledge is conditioned […]

Alfred Korzybski defined humans as Time-binders in 1921. Korzybski explained that the power of Time-binding is to understand—to observe and remember change over time. Our human ability to understand comes from the […]

Reposted from the Buckminster Fuller Institute. R. Buckminster Fuller Society neither hears nor sees the great changes going on. Either man is obsolete or war is. War is the ultimate […]

This lecture was delivered at Southern Illinois University in ~1960. It is reposted from the Buckminster Fuller Institute. R. Buckminster Fuller My feeling about today’s meeting with you is first, […]

This morning we feature a classic from the history of synergic science. Along with Alfred Korzybski, R. Buckminster Fuller, Arthur Young and N. Arthur Coulter,  Edward Haskell was one of the leading […]