A Fragment On the Human Mind
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But a second difficulty may be urged. Statements which we individually make concerning matters of fact may refer to things or events which have never formed part of the experience of anybody, and may perhaps never do so. Things and events of this kind are, inter alia, physical facts which are quite removed from the horizon of any man's observation, and events which took place in past times of which we have no record either direct or indirect. Such things as have never entered into the actual ex...perience of any one, nevertheless exist as certainly as others which enter into the accumulated and integrated observations of living or departed persons. For instance, the interior of our globe presents, no doubt, certain features which science may attempt to describe in terms which have been arrived at by logical deduction from known and observed data, and we may then put the question whether such description is true or not. It has to do with a thing which nobody has ever seen or will see.
And again, historians may make conjectures as to events of which there is no memory, interpolating between authenticated facts others of which we have no direct or indirect record.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But a second difficulty may be urged. Statements which we individually make concerning matters of fact may refer to things or events which have never formed part of the experience of anybody, and may perhaps never do so. Things and events of this kind are, inter alia, physical facts which are quite removed from the horizon of any man's observation, and events which took place in past times of which we have no record either direct or indirect. Such things as have never entered into the actual ex...perience of any one, nevertheless exist as certainly as others which enter into the accumulated and integrated observations of living or departed persons. For instance, the interior of our globe presents, no doubt, certain features which science may attempt to describe in terms which have been arrived at by logical deduction from known and observed data, and we may then put the question whether such description is true or not. It has to do with a thing which nobody has ever seen or will see.
And again, historians may make conjectures as to events of which there is no memory, interpolating between authenticated facts others of which we have no direct or indirect record.
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