On the Significance of Science And Art
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Just as though every man couldnot find this out for himself much more accurately and more speedily, bytaking counsel of his reason and his conscience. It seems to men ofscientific science, that there can be no doubt of this, and that theiractivity is also indubitably organic; they, the scientific and artisticworkers, are the brain cells, and the most precious cells in the wholeorganism.
Ever since men--reasoning beings--have existed, they have distinguishedgood from evil, and have profited by t...he fact that men have made thisdistinction before them; they have warred against evil, and have soughtthe good, and have slowly but uninterruptedly advanced in that path. Anddivers delusions have always stood before men, hemming in this path, andhaving for their object to demonstrate to them, that it was not necessaryto do this, and that it was not necessary to live as they were living. With fearful conflict and difficulty, men have freed themselves from manydelusions. And behold, a new and a still more evil delusion has sprungup in the path of mankind, --the scientific delusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as though every man couldnot find this out for himself much more accurately and more speedily, bytaking counsel of his reason and his conscience. It seems to men ofscientific science, that there can be no doubt of this, and that theiractivity is also indubitably organic; they, the scientific and artisticworkers, are the brain cells, and the most precious cells in the wholeorganism.
Ever since men--reasoning beings--have existed, they have distinguishedgood from evil, and have profited by t...he fact that men have made thisdistinction before them; they have warred against evil, and have soughtthe good, and have slowly but uninterruptedly advanced in that path. Anddivers delusions have always stood before men, hemming in this path, andhaving for their object to demonstrate to them, that it was not necessaryto do this, and that it was not necessary to live as they were living. With fearful conflict and difficulty, men have freed themselves from manydelusions. And behold, a new and a still more evil delusion has sprungup in the path of mankind, --the scientific delusion.
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