Human Life
Human Life
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With human beings, the im- portance of environment is much greater 66 Human Life under a high state of civilization than in the condition of savagery or barbarism, since the possibilities of achievement are infinitely greater in the individual well-edu- cated than in a condition of illiteracy. What would the mathematical genius of Newton or Leibnitz accomplish in developing the calculus, had they been born among the Patagonians or the bushmen of Australia? Would Napoleon's military talent have ...availed him anything if he had been placed by birth among the cliff-dwellers of Ari- zona instead of the fomenting political cor- ruption of overpopulated France? Even in a much more restricted sense, Austerlitz, Marengo, and Lodi could not have become noted as the stepping-stones toward his im- perialism, had he not attended the military; school at Brienne.
In the discussion of this question, of the freedom of the will, or the free moral agency of man, it seems almost preposter- ous that educated people still cling to a; theory so at variance with all known facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With human beings, the im- portance of environment is much greater 66 Human Life under a high state of civilization than in the condition of savagery or barbarism, since the possibilities of achievement are infinitely greater in the individual well-edu- cated than in a condition of illiteracy. What would the mathematical genius of Newton or Leibnitz accomplish in developing the calculus, had they been born among the Patagonians or the bushmen of Australia? Would Napoleon's military talent have ...availed him anything if he had been placed by birth among the cliff-dwellers of Ari- zona instead of the fomenting political cor- ruption of overpopulated France? Even in a much more restricted sense, Austerlitz, Marengo, and Lodi could not have become noted as the stepping-stones toward his im- perialism, had he not attended the military; school at Brienne.
In the discussion of this question, of the freedom of the will, or the free moral agency of man, it seems almost preposter- ous that educated people still cling to a; theory so at variance with all known facts.
What to read after Human Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood Sweet Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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