The Sensation Of Colour Cannot Be Accounted

In Darwin's Theory, You Just Have To Substitute 'mutations' For His 'slight Accidental Variations' (just As Quantum Theory Substitutes 'quantum Jump' For 'continuous Transfer Of Energy'). In All Other Respects Little Change Was Necessary In Darwin's Theory...

The World Is Given To Me Only Once, Not One Existing And One Perceived. Subject And Object Are Only One. The Barrier Between Them Cannot Be Said To Have Broken Down As A Result Of Recent Experience In The Physical Sciences, For This Barrier Does Not Exist.

The Self Is Not So Much Linked To Its Ancestors, It Is Not So Much The Product, And Merely The Product, Of All That, But Rather, In The Strictest Sense Of The Word, The Same Thing As All That: The Strict, Direct Continuation Of It, Just As The Self Aged Fifty Is The Continuation Of The Self Aged Forty.

Why Are Atoms So Small? ... Many Examples Have Been Devised To Bring This Fact Home To An Audience, None Of Them More Impressive Than The One Used By Lord Kelvin: Suppose That You Could Mark The Molecules In A Glass Of Water, Then Pour The Contents Of The Glass Into The Ocean And Stir The Latter Thoroughly So As To Distribute The Marked Molecules Uniformly Throughout The Seven Seas; If You Then Took A Glass Of Water Anywhere Out Of The Ocean, You Would Find In It About A Hundred Of Your Marked Molecules.

We Must Not Wait For Things To Come, Believing That They Are Decided By Irrescindable Destiny. If We Want It, We Must Do Something About It.