FREEDOM [LIBERTY-FRANKNESS-OUTSPOKENNESS. THE RIGHT OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP TO BE. TO DO, TO HAVE. FREEDOM FROM . . . FREEDOM TO . . .] March 1969 The Independent Journal Published by the Church of Scientology A PAPER ON THE DIFFICULTIES OF RESEARCHING IN THE HUMANITIES A SUMMARY ON SCIENTOLOGY FOR SCIENTISTS [1. Hubbard, L. R. (March 1969). A Paper on the Difficulties of Researching in the Humanities A Summary on Scientology for Scientists. The Technical Bulletins of Dianetics and … [Read more...] about Journal article: A Paper On The Difficulties Of Researching In The Humanities A Summary Of Scientology For Scientists (1969)
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Lecture: The Purpose of Human Evaluation (3) (1951)
In 1930 I knew a fellow by the name of Commander Thompson. I had known him before, actually; he was a friend of the family. He had studied under Freud in Vienna. Old Commander Thompson trained cats. He had a cat named Psycho, a black cat with a crooked tail, and he had Psycho trained to sit up and do other things. He taught me how to train cats—I have never had any luck with it, but he taught me how. He got me very interested in the subject of the human mind. He taught me why it is that … [Read more...] about Lecture: The Purpose of Human Evaluation (3) (1951)
Lecture: Further Introduction To Dianetics (1950)
I was brought back by my father very summarily from my wanderings; I had neglected to go to high school. The last formal school I had attended was Grant School in Oakland and my father said I had to go to university, so he sent me to a prep school in Virginia where I studied for about four months and took the New York Board of Regents and got into George Washington University. They regretted it from there on because I never seemed to stay with the curriculum. At last they said, “Well, after all, … [Read more...] about Lecture: Further Introduction To Dianetics (1950)