Making Sense of Nonsense
The Logical Bridge Between Science & Spirituality

This book is not what I was expecting when I requested it. I'm familiar with this publisher, having read several of their titles in the past. That, along with the synopsis, plus the fact that it's in the category of religion & spirituality, I was expecting this to be a book about spirituality, but i......more

I'd say this was a weird read on how our language makes (and at times doesn't make) sense. Like we see with kids, perimortem nonsense and other appearances of language that is not. Remakrable, when researchers go lateral or even spread their interests to entire irrelevant to their original sphere of......more

In his forever remarkable book, Dr. Moody helps us to get up close and personal with nonsense – that which makes no sense, and yet wields the power to embellish flat language with its presence or conversely make interesting language slouch with its absence. I cannot begin to tell you how much fun it......more

An excellent and singular book on the nature of ‘nonsense’, how can we identify it, how do we categorize different kinds of ‘nonsense’, is there an internal structure to it, and what is the context by which it is found (literature, psychology, medical science, metaphysics, philosophy etc.) . Though,......more

Double-talk is created by a simple formula: Begin sentences with phrases like, “Do you know—?”or “Will you please tell me—?”or “Do you have any idea where—?”to get listeners’attention. Their wheels start turning as they prepare to come up with an answer. Then toss in a liberal quantity of made-up, m......more