The Evolution of Man
The Evolution of Man
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We may 134 THE EVOLUTION OF MAN observe it in the very lowest forms of life. Moreover, modern scientific research cannot dis- pense with it as an inseparable quality of every- thing to which we apply the term "life. " Of course, a uni-cellular protozoon, a radiolarian or an amoeba, does not reflect any stimuli in the same way that the infinitely more perfected and sensitive thought apparatus of human conscious- ness does. But these first animals nevertheless have the basic element, of this reac...tion in their simplest sensation, such as avoiding light or twitching at a touch. Such an animal feels itself directly as an "I, " if not consciously reflecting, then at least intuitively. The differentiation of sensations throughout the scale up to man is merely a question of an infinite chain of develop- ment without any interruption. But if it be as- sumed that the life of a protozoon, or an amoeba, was created by a miracle, then this same miracle simultaneously created consciousness, and all the rest could be left to the operation of the laws of transformism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may 134 THE EVOLUTION OF MAN observe it in the very lowest forms of life. Moreover, modern scientific research cannot dis- pense with it as an inseparable quality of every- thing to which we apply the term "life. " Of course, a uni-cellular protozoon, a radiolarian or an amoeba, does not reflect any stimuli in the same way that the infinitely more perfected and sensitive thought apparatus of human conscious- ness does. But these first animals nevertheless have the basic element, of this reac...tion in their simplest sensation, such as avoiding light or twitching at a touch. Such an animal feels itself directly as an "I, " if not consciously reflecting, then at least intuitively. The differentiation of sensations throughout the scale up to man is merely a question of an infinite chain of develop- ment without any interruption. But if it be as- sumed that the life of a protozoon, or an amoeba, was created by a miracle, then this same miracle simultaneously created consciousness, and all the rest could be left to the operation of the laws of transformism.
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