There is inherent in the human mind a desire to find an explanation - or as some would prefer to have it called, a description - of the phenomena of nature, by means of speculations concerning the ultimate constitution of matter.


The Study of Chemical Composition, Chapter IX (p. 226), At the University Press. 1904

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There is inherent in the human mind a desire to find an explanation - or as some would prefer to have it called, a description - of the phenomena of...

There is inherent in the human mind a desire to find an explanation - or as some would prefer to have it called, a description - of the phenomena of...

There is inherent in the human mind a desire to find an explanation - or as some would prefer to have it called, a description - of the phenomena of...

There is inherent in the human mind a desire to find an explanation - or as some would prefer to have it called, a description - of the phenomena of...