Updated readme

README.txt

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 	A simple text-based reasoning experiment (see Lassiter & Goodman 2012 in CogSci Proceedings): 
 		http://web.stanford.edu/~danlass/experiment/animals/animals.html
 
-	An survey with a graphical component (Nadathur & Lassiter, “Unless: An Experimental Approach”, Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 2014):
+	A survey with a graphical component (Nadathur & Lassiter, “Unless: An Experimental Approach”, Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 2014):
 		experiment: http://web.stanford.edu/~danlass/experiment/marbles/marbles.html
 		paper: http://web.stanford.edu/~danlass/Nadathur-Lassiter-unless-SuB.pdf
 
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 About us:
 
-The Psychosemantics Lab (PI: Dan Lassiter) is dedicated to exploring meaning as a cognitive science problem, using behavioral experiments and modeling tools from formal linguistics, logic, and computational cognitive science. It is located at Stanford’s Center for the Study of Language and Information and is affiliated with the Department of Linguistics. It is in no way affiliated with the Jerry Fodor book, alt-rock group, or hypnosis technique of the same name.
+The Psychosemantics Lab (PI: Dan Lassiter) is dedicated to exploring meaning as a cognitive science problem, using behavioral experiments and modeling tools from formal linguistics, logic, and computational cognitive science. It is located at Stanford’s Center for the Study of Language and Information and is affiliated with the Department of Linguistics. It is in no way affiliated with the Jerry Fodor book, alt-rock group, or hypnosis technique of the same name.