Life And Human Nature
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" To most men life would be unendurable did it require them very frequently to form con- clusions by spontaneous judgment : they are content to be led by habit or suggestion.
When we act upon a suggested resolution we cannot, of course, claim to have exercised spon- taneity or free will. There is a large and influ- ential school of thought which denies that our behaviour is at any time spontaneous, asserting that resolutions which bear all the appearance of originality are in reality forced upo...n us, and merely give effect to suggestions that can be detected if we cast our eyes backward in search of them. My determination to rise early was the outcome of a casual glance at an almanac : my preference for oil shares was prompted by a remark which I chanced to overhear in a railway carriage. It is impossible to disprove this theory. The action of our brains is limited by experience ; it is compelled to mould itself upon the past, and 152 VOLITION every decision that we form can without doubt be connected with something that has occurred to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To most men life would be unendurable did it require them very frequently to form con- clusions by spontaneous judgment : they are content to be led by habit or suggestion.
When we act upon a suggested resolution we cannot, of course, claim to have exercised spon- taneity or free will. There is a large and influ- ential school of thought which denies that our behaviour is at any time spontaneous, asserting that resolutions which bear all the appearance of originality are in reality forced upo...n us, and merely give effect to suggestions that can be detected if we cast our eyes backward in search of them. My determination to rise early was the outcome of a casual glance at an almanac : my preference for oil shares was prompted by a remark which I chanced to overhear in a railway carriage. It is impossible to disprove this theory. The action of our brains is limited by experience ; it is compelled to mould itself upon the past, and 152 VOLITION every decision that we form can without doubt be connected with something that has occurred to us.
What to read after Life And Human Nature?
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