Materialism Ancient And Modern
Materialism Ancient And Modern
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A living creature which possesses sight might be supposed to improve that sight through the desire of seeing more perfectly, but how can a being which does not see, and knows nothing of sight, form a desire to see ? How and why is the rudimentary organ of sight formed ? How is the desire of sight generated ? Does matter in general desire to see, or only certain kinds of matter, or certain combinations of matter ?
It is perfectly true that the organ of an animal is developed, by the animal being... placed in circumstances which call for the use of that particular organ ; it is true that the development of the organ may be transmitted to the posterity of the animal ; but these facts are powerless to explain the origin of that which is developed.
THE THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT. 23 Again, the causes that produce the phe- nomena of development, which are estab- lished by observation, are in no degree explained by the theory itself. Why does the desire to obtain more perfect results, by the use of a particular organ, improve that organ ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A living creature which possesses sight might be supposed to improve that sight through the desire of seeing more perfectly, but how can a being which does not see, and knows nothing of sight, form a desire to see ? How and why is the rudimentary organ of sight formed ? How is the desire of sight generated ? Does matter in general desire to see, or only certain kinds of matter, or certain combinations of matter ?
It is perfectly true that the organ of an animal is developed, by the animal being... placed in circumstances which call for the use of that particular organ ; it is true that the development of the organ may be transmitted to the posterity of the animal ; but these facts are powerless to explain the origin of that which is developed.
THE THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT. 23 Again, the causes that produce the phe- nomena of development, which are estab- lished by observation, are in no degree explained by the theory itself. Why does the desire to obtain more perfect results, by the use of a particular organ, improve that organ ?
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