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Assuming , not that the human being has no skeleton , but that it is all skeleton , it
founds an ossifiant theory of progress on this negation of a soul ; and having
shown the utmost that may be made of bones , and constructed a number of ...
Assuming , not that the human being has no skeleton , but that it is all skeleton , it
founds an ossifiant theory of progress on this negation of a soul ; and having
shown the utmost that may be made of bones , and constructed a number of ...
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Cf. indeterminate in Theory of Equations ; i.e. more than one solution is possible .
7. Balances of expediency ... balances of justice . A symbolical figure of Justice
bears a sword and , blindfolded , carries a balance . What difference would you ...
Cf. indeterminate in Theory of Equations ; i.e. more than one solution is possible .
7. Balances of expediency ... balances of justice . A symbolical figure of Justice
bears a sword and , blindfolded , carries a balance . What difference would you ...
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Development of intelligence so that theory can be blended with practice ; and the
knowledge of principles underlying the details of work . This makes all forms of
work more interesting and generally more valuable than mere rule - of - thumb ...
Development of intelligence so that theory can be blended with practice ; and the
knowledge of principles underlying the details of work . This makes all forms of
work more interesting and generally more valuable than mere rule - of - thumb ...
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