Cycles of Personal Belief
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The captain will prob- ably die in the belief that the cause of these noises was spirits; the crew will perhaps die in the belief that "it was rats"; and you and I may believe it was the creaking of the ship herself. It may be assumed that there was a physical basis for the noises; that is to say, there were sound vibrations, even if they were actuated in the first place by spirits. There is then a physical basis, and three diverse interpretations of the actuating cause. Three beliefs exist sid...e by side profoundly modifying the mental impressions derived from an identical phenomenon. Now the interesting question is, and always has been in such cases, whence came the sense of supernatural power which gave rise to the supposition that spirits haunted the ship.^ Supposing that rats did cause the noises, then how came the captain to imagine spirits; how account for the awe in the captain's 92 REILLUSION mind? Is It not more remarkable that he should conceive of spirits if there are none, than if they actually exist?
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The captain will prob- ably die in the belief that the cause of these noises was spirits; the crew will perhaps die in the belief that "it was rats"; and you and I may believe it was the creaking of the ship herself. It may be assumed that there was a physical basis for the noises; that is to say, there were sound vibrations, even if they were actuated in the first place by spirits. There is then a physical basis, and three diverse interpretations of the actuating cause. Three beliefs exist sid...e by side profoundly modifying the mental impressions derived from an identical phenomenon. Now the interesting question is, and always has been in such cases, whence came the sense of supernatural power which gave rise to the supposition that spirits haunted the ship.^ Supposing that rats did cause the noises, then how came the captain to imagine spirits; how account for the awe in the captain's 92 REILLUSION mind? Is It not more remarkable that he should conceive of spirits if there are none, than if they actually exist?
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