Z-paper-551 --> Wisconsin organic chemistry

This Z-paper 551 by Herb Zinser uses Nature's SYMBOL MACHINE words, languages, proper nouns, equations, and concepts to understand the CRYPTIC writings of newspaper reporters, editors and publishers, and book authors.

The SYMBOL MACHINE is comprised of English language words and concepts, math and physics equations, biochemistry diagrams, electromagnetic sin wave schematics, etc. The SYMBOL MACHINE equivalent are basic college textbooks in math and science that may be found in any bookstore or a bookstore near a university.

We are reminded of ......

Language in thought and action - S. I. Hayakawa - Google ...

books.google.com › Language Arts & Disciplines › Linguistics › General‎

A revised, updated edition of S. I. Hayakawa's classic work on semantics. He discusses the role of language, its many functions, and how language shapes our ... .... Semantics is primarily concerned with meaning and reference, i.e. what Hayakawa calls the relationship between the «map» and the «territory» ...

Maps and Territories - Rijnlandmodel

Language in Thought and Action, S.I. Hayakawa.
Chapter 2 Symbols Maps and Territories
There is a sense in which we all live in two worlds.

Thus we have the source domain of SYMBOL LIFE and thought that may get mapped to the destination range of physical biology with human activities of the geography surface of EARTH.

Let's look at some proper nouns and other words that provide CLUES to Nature's message processing system ... with possible messages for people that are interested in CRYPTIC situations.

Thus we see that words, chemistry formula, math equations, symbolism and languages help us understand WISCONSIN events and happenings. The incomplete explanations printed in newspapers require the READER to study basic math and science college textbooks for concepts that explain the deeper levels of CAUSE and EFFECT .. REALITY ....
that underlies the surface veneer description of the EVENT printed in the newspaper ... known as the EVENT database that require additional analysis by the modern Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Pirot.