Mind-Energy, Lectures And Essays
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But what should we do? We have to choose, in phil- osophy, between the method of pure reasoning, which aims at a complete and decisive result, unable to be perfected since it is supposed to be perfect, and an empirical method, content with approximate results 74 MIND-ENERGY which can be endlessly corrected and enlarged. The first method, because it aims at making us immediately certain, condemns us to remain always in the simply probable or rather in the purely possible, for it is rare that it ...cannot serve to demonstrate indifferently either of two opposed theories equally coherent and equally plausible. The second aims first at simple probability, but since it works on a plane where probability may increase indefinitely, it brings us gradually to a state practically equivalent to certainty. Between these two ways of philosophizing I have long since made my choice. I shall be happy if, in however small a degree, I have helped to make yours.
Ill " PHANTASMS OF THE LIVING " AND " PSYCHICAL RESEARCH " Presidential Address to the Society for Psychical Research, London, May 28, 1913.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what should we do? We have to choose, in phil- osophy, between the method of pure reasoning, which aims at a complete and decisive result, unable to be perfected since it is supposed to be perfect, and an empirical method, content with approximate results 74 MIND-ENERGY which can be endlessly corrected and enlarged. The first method, because it aims at making us immediately certain, condemns us to remain always in the simply probable or rather in the purely possible, for it is rare that it ...cannot serve to demonstrate indifferently either of two opposed theories equally coherent and equally plausible. The second aims first at simple probability, but since it works on a plane where probability may increase indefinitely, it brings us gradually to a state practically equivalent to certainty. Between these two ways of philosophizing I have long since made my choice. I shall be happy if, in however small a degree, I have helped to make yours.
Ill " PHANTASMS OF THE LIVING " AND " PSYCHICAL RESEARCH " Presidential Address to the Society for Psychical Research, London, May 28, 1913.
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