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...itself." Clifford sums up his doctrine : " The universe, then, consists entirely of mind-stuff. . . " Matter is a mental picture in which mind-stuff is the thing represented. "Reason, intelligence, and volition, are properties of a complex which is made up of elements themselves not rational, not... | |
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