Man in His Physical Structure And Adaptations
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Then senses which have local organs, and do not require an absolute contact of those substances which give the mind the means of information, are also pretty quick. Light comes to our assistance with very great swiftness ; and though sound and scent are slower, and more liable to variations, they march with consider- able rapidity. But even the swiftest of these is nothing in comparison with the mind ; and, when we come to cases in which contact is required, and the object must 140 DANGER OF DE...LAY.
be brought to the organ, or the organ carried to the object, the sluggishness of matter comes in, in either case, and the mind has to wait until the body has accomplished its task.
Some degree of this waiting is unavoidable in every- thing to which we can put our hand ; but still, the shorter that this can be made it is the better every way. When the mind waits long, it is apt to wander ; and then, though it requires no time to go on with that which occupies it, both time and trouble are always necessary in order to bring it back from its wanderings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then senses which have local organs, and do not require an absolute contact of those substances which give the mind the means of information, are also pretty quick. Light comes to our assistance with very great swiftness ; and though sound and scent are slower, and more liable to variations, they march with consider- able rapidity. But even the swiftest of these is nothing in comparison with the mind ; and, when we come to cases in which contact is required, and the object must 140 DANGER OF DE...LAY.
be brought to the organ, or the organ carried to the object, the sluggishness of matter comes in, in either case, and the mind has to wait until the body has accomplished its task.
Some degree of this waiting is unavoidable in every- thing to which we can put our hand ; but still, the shorter that this can be made it is the better every way. When the mind waits long, it is apt to wander ; and then, though it requires no time to go on with that which occupies it, both time and trouble are always necessary in order to bring it back from its wanderings.
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