Why Does Man Exist the Continuation And Conclusion of Whence Comes Man
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" The particle of gold falls to the bottom and rests ; the particle of dead protein decomposes and rests ; but the living protein mass neither tends to exhaustion of its forces, nor to any permanency of form, but is essentially distinguished as a disturber of equilibrium so far as force is concerned, as undergoing continual metamorphosis and change, in point of form.
" Tendency to equilibrium of force and to permanency of form, then, are the characters of that portion of the universe which does... not live the domain of the chemist and physicist.
XXIX. ] OF PHYSICAL SUBSTANCES TO EQUILIBKIUM. 199 " Tendency to disturb existing equilibrium to take on forms which succeed one another in definite cycles is the character of the living world.
" What is the cause of this wonderful difference between the dead particle and the living particle of matter, appearing in other respects identical ? That difference to which we give the name of Life ?
" I, for one, cannot tell you. . . . This spontaneity of action if I may use a term which implies more than I would be answerable for which constitutes so vast and plain a practical distinction between living bodies and those which do not live, is an ultimate fact; indicating, as such, the existence of a broad line of demarcation between the subject-matter of biological and that of all other sciences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The particle of gold falls to the bottom and rests ; the particle of dead protein decomposes and rests ; but the living protein mass neither tends to exhaustion of its forces, nor to any permanency of form, but is essentially distinguished as a disturber of equilibrium so far as force is concerned, as undergoing continual metamorphosis and change, in point of form.
" Tendency to equilibrium of force and to permanency of form, then, are the characters of that portion of the universe which does... not live the domain of the chemist and physicist.
XXIX. ] OF PHYSICAL SUBSTANCES TO EQUILIBKIUM. 199 " Tendency to disturb existing equilibrium to take on forms which succeed one another in definite cycles is the character of the living world.
" What is the cause of this wonderful difference between the dead particle and the living particle of matter, appearing in other respects identical ? That difference to which we give the name of Life ?
" I, for one, cannot tell you. . . . This spontaneity of action if I may use a term which implies more than I would be answerable for which constitutes so vast and plain a practical distinction between living bodies and those which do not live, is an ultimate fact; indicating, as such, the existence of a broad line of demarcation between the subject-matter of biological and that of all other sciences.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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