...superiority of man is owing to his hands." In Aristotle's writings we find: "The hand is the organ of organs, the active agent of the passive powers of the entire system." More recently, such men as Sir Richard Owen, Humphrey, and Sir Charles Bell all call attention to the...

...are silent; we use them to carry guns and to change diapers. Aristotle called the hand "the organ of organs, the active agent of the passive powers of the entire system." It would be hard to imagine how human civilization could have developed without hands to build it....

...recourse to means which depend upon man. Maharishi Manu, u famous Indian sage The hand is the organ of organs, the active agent of the passive powers of the entire system. Aristotle The superiority of Man is owing to his hands. 12 There is no doubt that this science (of...