Studies in General Science
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A teacher may explain some series of natural events to his class, as for instance the nature of light, its undulations, and the general relations of color. One pupil is filled with admiration at the nice adjustment of forces which can enable every ray of the sunbeam to act always in charac- ter, performing its delicate work with mathematical ac- curacy. Another regards all this as super-refined and unpractical ; but is deeply interested in the effect of light upon the various arts ; while yet a...nother is feeling that an hour in the sunshine, with a young friend and a fast horse, would be better to him than the whole philosophy of light?
useful or beautiful. All values are thus immeasurable, because no two minds can have a common standard, and it is only when you bring them down and ally them to quantities, that you know how to apply the principles of justice and equity. Yet just as there is a perpetual in- crease of new material events, although there is no increase of the materials entering into those events, so there 'is a perpetual increase of sentient good or evil, although neither the experiencing mind nor the co-working unsentient forces are increased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A teacher may explain some series of natural events to his class, as for instance the nature of light, its undulations, and the general relations of color. One pupil is filled with admiration at the nice adjustment of forces which can enable every ray of the sunbeam to act always in charac- ter, performing its delicate work with mathematical ac- curacy. Another regards all this as super-refined and unpractical ; but is deeply interested in the effect of light upon the various arts ; while yet a...nother is feeling that an hour in the sunshine, with a young friend and a fast horse, would be better to him than the whole philosophy of light?
useful or beautiful. All values are thus immeasurable, because no two minds can have a common standard, and it is only when you bring them down and ally them to quantities, that you know how to apply the principles of justice and equity. Yet just as there is a perpetual in- crease of new material events, although there is no increase of the materials entering into those events, so there 'is a perpetual increase of sentient good or evil, although neither the experiencing mind nor the co-working unsentient forces are increased.
What to read after Studies in General Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwell, Antoinette Louisa Brown, 1825-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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