The Open Court 45, No.900
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Prophecies fail, tongues cease, knowledge vanishes away ; only Love endures. Bergson teaches that duration— the time we feel — is the very heart of reality, and Einstein would seem to agree with that. He even refuses to ac- cept the idea of an infinite universe. He thinks the universe is finite, and yet it has no boundaries. Its magnitude depends upon its density. If it were of the density of water, it would measure not more than three hundred and fifty million miles in diameter; but we know th...ere are stars so distant that the light we see to-day started hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions of years ago : so the universe must be much larger than that. Some have estimated its diameter to be four hundred trillion miles, but we need not 296 THE OPEN COURT bother about that. Einstein thinks the universe is curved like a sphere, or perhaps Hke a cyHnder." "It is all interesting and I feel Einstein has strengthened my student intellectual desire for unity. All philosophers have ever sought to bring all phenomena within a single formula.
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Prophecies fail, tongues cease, knowledge vanishes away ; only Love endures. Bergson teaches that duration— the time we feel — is the very heart of reality, and Einstein would seem to agree with that. He even refuses to ac- cept the idea of an infinite universe. He thinks the universe is finite, and yet it has no boundaries. Its magnitude depends upon its density. If it were of the density of water, it would measure not more than three hundred and fifty million miles in diameter; but we know th...ere are stars so distant that the light we see to-day started hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions of years ago : so the universe must be much larger than that. Some have estimated its diameter to be four hundred trillion miles, but we need not 296 THE OPEN COURT bother about that. Einstein thinks the universe is curved like a sphere, or perhaps Hke a cyHnder." "It is all interesting and I feel Einstein has strengthened my student intellectual desire for unity. All philosophers have ever sought to bring all phenomena within a single formula.
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