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Then he stuffed the 254 ANIMAL LIFE shell itself into his mouth. This act was not instinctire.
It was the work of pure reason. Evidently his race was not familiar with the use of eggs and had acquired no in- stincts regarding them. He would do it better next time.
Eeason is an inefficient agent at first, a weak tool; but when it is trained it becomes an agent more valuable and more powerful than any instinct.
The monkey Jocko tried to eat the egg offered him in much the same way that Bob did, b...ut, not liking the taste, he threw it away.
The confusion of highly perfected instinct with intellect is very common in popular discussions. Instinct grows weak and less accurate in its automatic obedience as the intellect becomes available in its place. Both intellect and instinct are outgrowths from the simple reflex response to external conditions. But instinct insures a single definite response to the corresponding stimulus. The intellect has a choice of responses. In its lower stages it is vacillating and ineffective ; but as its development goes on it becomes alert and adequate to the varied conditions of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he stuffed the 254 ANIMAL LIFE shell itself into his mouth. This act was not instinctire.
It was the work of pure reason. Evidently his race was not familiar with the use of eggs and had acquired no in- stincts regarding them. He would do it better next time.
Eeason is an inefficient agent at first, a weak tool; but when it is trained it becomes an agent more valuable and more powerful than any instinct.
The monkey Jocko tried to eat the egg offered him in much the same way that Bob did, b...ut, not liking the taste, he threw it away.
The confusion of highly perfected instinct with intellect is very common in popular discussions. Instinct grows weak and less accurate in its automatic obedience as the intellect becomes available in its place. Both intellect and instinct are outgrowths from the simple reflex response to external conditions. But instinct insures a single definite response to the corresponding stimulus. The intellect has a choice of responses. In its lower stages it is vacillating and ineffective ; but as its development goes on it becomes alert and adequate to the varied conditions of life.
What to read after Animal Life; a First book of Zoölogy;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vernon L Vernon Lyman Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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