The Problem of Truth
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The philosophical con- ILLUSION 71 ception differs, therefore, from both these theories. It \ is that life is an original movement, and that this J movement is the whole reality of which things, inert I matter, even spatial extension, are appearances. True duration is change, not the permanence of something amidst change. There are no unchanging things. Everything changes. Reality is the flux ; things are J views of the flux, arrests or contractions of the flowing I that the intellect makes. Th...e appearance of the world j to us is our intellectual grasp of a reality that flows. This original movement is the life of the universe. Briefly stated, the argument on which the theory is . Based is that it is logically impossible to explain change, - by changelessness, movement by immobility. Realj change cannot be a succession of states themselves fixed and changeless; real movement cannot be the immobile positions in which some thing is successively at rest. On the other hand, if movement is original, the '?
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The philosophical con- ILLUSION 71 ception differs, therefore, from both these theories. It \ is that life is an original movement, and that this J movement is the whole reality of which things, inert I matter, even spatial extension, are appearances. True duration is change, not the permanence of something amidst change. There are no unchanging things. Everything changes. Reality is the flux ; things are J views of the flux, arrests or contractions of the flowing I that the intellect makes. Th...e appearance of the world j to us is our intellectual grasp of a reality that flows. This original movement is the life of the universe. Briefly stated, the argument on which the theory is . Based is that it is logically impossible to explain change, - by changelessness, movement by immobility. Realj change cannot be a succession of states themselves fixed and changeless; real movement cannot be the immobile positions in which some thing is successively at rest. On the other hand, if movement is original, the '?
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