The British Barbarians
The British Barbarians
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Is it probable, then, even a priori, that if life oranything like it exists on any other planet, it would exist in forms atall as near our own as a buttercup is to a human being, or asea-anemone is to a cat or a pine-tree?" "Well, it doesn't look likely, now you come to put it so, " Fridaanswered thoughtfully: for, though English, she was not whollyimpervious to logic.
"Likely? Of course not, " Bertram went on with conviction. "Planetoscopists are agreed upon it. And above all, why should onesu...ppose the living organisms or their analogues, if any such there are, in the planets or fixed stars, possess any such purely human and animalfaculties as thought and reason? That's just like our common humannarrowness. If we were oaks, I suppose, we would only interestourselves in the question whether acorns existed in Mars and Saturn. "He paused a moment; then he added in an afterthought: "No, Frida; youmay be sure all human beings, you and I alike, and thousands of othersa great deal more different, are essential products of this one weeplanet, and of particular times and circumstances in its history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it probable, then, even a priori, that if life oranything like it exists on any other planet, it would exist in forms atall as near our own as a buttercup is to a human being, or asea-anemone is to a cat or a pine-tree?" "Well, it doesn't look likely, now you come to put it so, " Fridaanswered thoughtfully: for, though English, she was not whollyimpervious to logic.
"Likely? Of course not, " Bertram went on with conviction. "Planetoscopists are agreed upon it. And above all, why should onesu...ppose the living organisms or their analogues, if any such there are, in the planets or fixed stars, possess any such purely human and animalfaculties as thought and reason? That's just like our common humannarrowness. If we were oaks, I suppose, we would only interestourselves in the question whether acorns existed in Mars and Saturn. "He paused a moment; then he added in an afterthought: "No, Frida; youmay be sure all human beings, you and I alike, and thousands of othersa great deal more different, are essential products of this one weeplanet, and of particular times and circumstances in its history.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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