Addresses to the Graduating Span Classsearchtermclassspan of Cooper Medi
Addresses to the Graduating Span Classsearchtermclassspan of Cooper Medi
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Formerly the herald of a new era was hooted by his contemporaries; his reward came after his death. To-day the world treats new ideas as a child his toys; one after the other are cast away to make room for something new, something more glittering. There is perhaps nothing extraordinary in this. It means that we multiply experiences faster, much faster than our fathers have done. Kepler and Galileo are types of their day. As Edison is of ours. Medicine has not escaped this evolution- ary tendenc...y. Forty years ago an anaesthetic was laughed at. They used to heal wounds by pouring boiling oil on them or cauterizing them. They healed fever by bleeding, and a large category of ills was generalized under the name of distemper. The physician of old had an easy time of it. What he princi- pally needed was some knowledge of herbs, to wear a black gown and to look wise. To be sure, it would be the very height of ingratitude to use this pleasantry in any other but a compara- tive way. For after all, the degree of scientific progress and improvement depends mainly upon the number of experiences that have contributed to make progress possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly the herald of a new era was hooted by his contemporaries; his reward came after his death. To-day the world treats new ideas as a child his toys; one after the other are cast away to make room for something new, something more glittering. There is perhaps nothing extraordinary in this. It means that we multiply experiences faster, much faster than our fathers have done. Kepler and Galileo are types of their day. As Edison is of ours. Medicine has not escaped this evolution- ary tendenc...y. Forty years ago an anaesthetic was laughed at. They used to heal wounds by pouring boiling oil on them or cauterizing them. They healed fever by bleeding, and a large category of ills was generalized under the name of distemper. The physician of old had an easy time of it. What he princi- pally needed was some knowledge of herbs, to wear a black gown and to look wise. To be sure, it would be the very height of ingratitude to use this pleasantry in any other but a compara- tive way. For after all, the degree of scientific progress and improvement depends mainly upon the number of experiences that have contributed to make progress possible.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel O L Samuel Otway Lewis Potter to read onlineMoreLess
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