It is by looking into our own nature that we first discover the failure of the physical universe to be co-extensive with our experience of reality. The "something to which truth matters" must surely have a place in reality what ever definition of reality we may adopt.


New Pathways in Science, Chapter XIV, Section II (p. 317), The Macmillan Company. 1935


It is by looking into our own nature that we first discover the failure of the physical universe to be co-extensive with our experience of reality....

It is by looking into our own nature that we first discover the failure of the physical universe to be co-extensive with our experience of reality....

It is by looking into our own nature that we first discover the failure of the physical universe to be co-extensive with our experience of reality....

It is by looking into our own nature that we first discover the failure of the physical universe to be co-extensive with our experience of reality....