Powers AKA Christopher Columbus, of the human mind

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OCT 15 1999

To the World:

Thanks Phil for getting the ball rolling on giving Powers kudos, no one
Person is more deserving of the Praise and Thanks than William T. Powers, for
PCT.

Here is my thank you to Bill.

I owe my degree to Stephen F. Austin State University, but I owe education to
William T. Powers and Tom Bourbon. I was taught only one thing: Control of
Perception. It just happens to be EVERYTHING. Every human endeavor, plan or
Ideation. It is the way living cells operate, to how things are done on a
Global Sociological Scale. Bill's theory of PCT explains only one thing --
CONTROL. Control just happens to be everywhere, Just like a law of Physics,
explains one phenomena, to be a universal constant.

To me Bill is the Christopher Columbus, of the human mind. He set out to
prove the mind is a round negative feedback loop, and not a Flat S--O--R
liner causality mind. I belive he has accomplished all of that goal and
more.

Mark Lazare M.A.

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At 13:25 Lazare, wrote about Powers AKA Christopher Columbus, of on 15 Oct 99,

To me Bill is the Christopher Columbus, of the human mind.

[From Norman Hovda (991015.1120 MST)]

I was just yesterday thinking of Bill as the Copernicus of Human
Processing.

Never having been much of an academician, how many years before the
telescopic proof of Galileo (1640?) was it, that Copernicus figured out
the Earth traveled around the Sun?

nth

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[From Bruce Gregory (991015.1532 EDT)]

Norman Hovda (991015.1120 MST)

I was just yesterday thinking of Bill as the Copernicus of Human
Processing.

Never having been much of an academician, how many years before the
telescopic proof of Galileo (1640?) was it, that Copernicus
figured out
the Earth traveled around the Sun?

De Revolutionibus was published in 1543. Galileo made his first
observations in 1609.

Bruce Gregory