History of Materialism: History of materialism since KantTrübner, 1881 |
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... fact than that the retarding of the speed of revolution , which must be assumed as necessary from the physical theory , never goes more quickly than about ' I second in 600,000 years . But let us suppose that it reached a single second ...
... fact than that the retarding of the speed of revolution , which must be assumed as necessary from the physical theory , never goes more quickly than about ' I second in 600,000 years . But let us suppose that it reached a single second ...
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... fact of a resistance , however slight , of the æther nothing more need be said . " 44 Absolutely convincing , again , is the conclusion that the heat of the sun cannot last for ever . It is impossible to avoid this conclusion by denying ...
... fact of a resistance , however slight , of the æther nothing more need be said . " 44 Absolutely convincing , again , is the conclusion that the heat of the sun cannot last for ever . It is impossible to avoid this conclusion by denying ...
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... fact , in view of the convincing proofs which we have adduced , it must be seen that Czolbe's satisfaction - theory is built upon sand , and there- fore , in the long - run , can no more attain its end than the popular dogmatism which ...
... fact , in view of the convincing proofs which we have adduced , it must be seen that Czolbe's satisfaction - theory is built upon sand , and there- fore , in the long - run , can no more attain its end than the popular dogmatism which ...
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... fact , the more intimately related to the justified imagination of the absolute , the more free it holds itself of arbitary admixtures . Almost more even than the origin of the universe has the origin of organisms for a considerable ...
... fact , the more intimately related to the justified imagination of the absolute , the more free it holds itself of arbitary admixtures . Almost more even than the origin of the universe has the origin of organisms for a considerable ...
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... fact which results from Huxley's very careful investigation of Bathybius is that the bottom of the ocean in its greater depths ( beyond 5000 feet ) is covered with enormous masses of fine living protoplasm , and this proto- plasm ...
... fact which results from Huxley's very careful investigation of Bathybius is that the bottom of the ocean in its greater depths ( beyond 5000 feet ) is covered with enormous masses of fine living protoplasm , and this proto- plasm ...
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