Noam Chomsky – The Cognitive Revolution

In a small office at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the late 1950s, chalk dust hangs in the air like a thin fog. The blackboard that dominates one wall is layered with symbols and arrows, phrases crossed out and rewritten in a neat but relentless hand. A young professor, slight and dark-haired, stands back from the board and squints for a moment, taking in the forest of diagrams he has just drawn.

Niklas S Osterman BHPRN, BSN, MA

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