Kid Zone

These days, many people seem to have forgotten the true meanings of words and phrases. Nobody wants to open up a dictionary anymore, and so the meanings of words become hazy in our minds, vulnerable to misuse. Many Bigfoot researchers like to throw words around like heavy stones, in the hopes one will knock an opponent senseless. Yet their use of the words shows how little they truly understand the meanings of those words.

Semantics refers to the study of meaning. Every word has at least one specific, historically documented meaning. Most have several. To start things off, let’s examine the word “primate.”

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Often, witnesses take some time before they discuss their experiences or report them to any organization. Days, weeks, or months pass before they share what they saw or heard.

But, once in awhile, the phone rings and you hear a befuddled voice explaining what he heard outside his cabin minutes earlier. “What does Bigfoot sound like?” asks the caller. “I think I might’ve just heard one.”

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These days, many people seem to have forgotten the true meanings of words and phrases. Nobody wants to open up a dictionary anymore, and so the meanings of words become hazy in our minds, vulnerable to misuse. Many Bigfoot researchers like to throw words around like heavy stones, in the hopes one will knock an opponent senseless. Yet their use of the words shows how little they truly understand the meanings of those words.

Semantics refers to the study of meaning. Every word has at least one specific, historically documented meaning. Most have several. To start things off, let’s examine the word “primate.”

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Tags: Bigfoot, hairy hominid, Sasquatch, Yeti