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I quote this passage from Playfairs celebratedDissertation on the Progress of Mathematical and Physical Science. Tell me about it, Andrew. The common and natural impression is in favor of DAlembert: the regular series would be thought much more unlikely than an irregular. But this common impression is, I apprehend, merely grounded on the fact, that scarcely any body remembers to have ever seen one of these peculiar coincidences: the reason of which is simply that no one’s experience extends to any thing like the number of trials, within which that or any other given combination of events can be expected to happen. The chance of sixes on a single throw of two dice being ¹⁄₃₆, the chance of sixes ten times in succession is 1 divided by the tenth power of 36; in other words, such a concurrence is only likely to happen once in 3,656,158,440,062,976 trials, a number which no dice-player’s experience comes up to a millionth part of. But if, instead of sixes ten times, any other given succession of ten throws had been fixed upon, it would have been exactly as unlikely that in any individual’s experience that particular succession had ever occurred; although this does notseem equally improbable, because no one would be likely to have remembered whether it had occurred or not, and because the comparison is tacitly made, not between sixes ten times and any one particular series of throws, but between all regular and all irregular successions taken together. § 5. Of the two incomplete and popular modes of definition, and in what they differ from the complete or philosophical mode, enough has now been said. We shall next examine an ancient doctrine, once generally prevalent and still by no means exploded, which I regard as the source of a great part ofthe obscurity hanging over some of the most important processes of the understanding in the pursuit of truth. According to this, the definitions of which we have now treated are only one of two sorts into which definitions may be divided, viz., definitions of names, and definitions of things. The former are intended to explain the meaning of a term; the latter, the nature of a thing; the last being incomparably the most important. Introductory Remarks. Another ambiguous expression which continually meets us in the political controversies of the present time, especially in those which relate to organic changes, is the phraseinfluence of property—which is sometimes used for the influence of respect for superior intelligence or gratitude for the kind offices which persons of large property have it so much in their power to bestow; at other times for the influence of fear; fear of the worst sort of power, whichlarge property also gives to its possessor, the power of doing mischief to dependents. To confound these two, is the standing fallacy of ambiguity brought against those who seek to purify the electoral system from corruption and intimidation. Persuasive influence, acting through the conscience of the voter, and carrying his heart and mind with it, is beneficial—therefore (it is pretended) coercive influence, which compels him to forget that he is a moral agent, or to act in opposition to his moral convictions, ought not to be placed under restraint. Such, for instance, was one of the mistakes committed in the celebrated phlogistic theory; a doctrine which accounted for combustion by the extrication of a substance called phlogiston, supposed to be contained in all combustible matter. The hypothesis accorded tolerably well with superficial appearances; the ascent of flame naturally suggests the escape of a substance; and the visible residuum of ashes, in bulk and weight, generally falls extremely short of the combustible material. The error was, non-observation of an important portion of the actual residue, namely, the gaseous products of combustion. When these were at last noticed and brought into account, it appeared to be a universal law, that all substances gain instead of losing weight by undergoing combustion; and after the usual attempt to accommodate the old theory to the new fact by means of an arbitrary hypothesis (that phlogiston had the quality of positive levity instead of gravity), chemists were conducted to the true explanation, namely, that instead of a substance separated, there was, on the contrary, a substance absorbed. Thats elementary. Mrs. Wendel is a guest. She’ll naturally go to bed first, because Crandall will wander around and see that everything’s okey before he tucks in. In common politeness he’d stay up until she went to bed. Simple? I said:When he comes let him talk to Wendel. But you go to Wendel now and tell him not to have anything to say. About last night or anything. Get it? Tell him I said its very important that he don’t talk. Youre sure he threw the cowbellsoverboard? Rob asked. Fourth Figure.All C is BAll C is BSome C is BNo C is BNo C is BAll B is ANo B is AAll B is AAll B is ASome B is AthereforethereforethereforethereforethereforeSome A is CSome A is not CSome A is CSome A is not CSome A is not C And above all, I wish to acknowledge my indebtedness to Dr. Alan Moritz for an intellectual stimulation which has meant fully as much to me as the instruction I received while attending the Seminars at which he has lectured. She stopped shaking drinks then and put the shaker down. She came over to me and snuggled up and said:Id always talk to you, honey. Supra,book iii., chap. ii., § 3, 4, 5. God, it was terrible. We both thought hed killed you. We freed the real Vicomte and Vicomtesse — such a sweet old couple. They’re in a terrible state of shock. 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