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  • I do not mean that any doubt should be thrown on facts of space and time as ingredients in nature. What I do mean is 'the unconscious presupposition of space and time as being that within which nature is set.' This is exactly the sort of presupposition of philosophical criticism. My theory of the formation of the scientific doctrine of matter is that first philosophy illegitimately transformed the bare entity, which is simply an abstraction necessary for the method of thought, into the metaphysical substratum of these factors in nature which in various senses are assigned to entities as their attributes. That, as a second step, scientists (including philosophers who were scientists) in conscious or unconscious ignorance of philosophy supposed this substratum, qua substratum for attributes, as nevertheless in time and space. This is surely a muddle. The whole being of substance substratum attributes. Thus time and space should be attributes of the substance. They palpably are not, if the matter be the substance of nature, since it is impossible to express spatio-temporal truths without having recourse to relations involving relata other than bits of matter. I waive this point however, and come to another. It is not the substance which is in space, but the attributes. We have all told our dentists where our toothache is. Thus even if you admit that the adherents of substance can be allowed to conceive substance as matter, it is a fraud to slip substance into space only—to construe our experience of nature as an substance. On the face of it space has nothing to do with substances, but only with their attributes. What I mean is, that if you choose—as I think wrongly—awareness of the attributes of substances, we are by direct relations between substances as disclosed in our experience. What we find are relations between the attributes of substances. Thus if matter is looked on as substance in space, the space in
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  • universe ought to be a finite island in the infinite ocean of space. This conception is itself not very satisfactory because it leads to the result that the light emitted by the stars and also individual stars of the stellar system are perpetually passing out into infinite space, never to return, and without ever again coming into interaction with other objects of nature. Such a finite material universe would be destined to become gradually but systematically impoverished. Newton's Theory of Gravity: Basics + Application. This works well for planets but causes problems when applied to the entire universe. In order to escape this dilemma, Seeliger suggested a modification of Newton's law, which assumes that for great distances the force of attraction between two masses diminishes more rapidly than would result from the inverse square law. In this way it is possible for the mean density of matter to be constant everywhere, even in infinity, without infinitely large gravitational fields being produced. We thus free ourselves from the distasteful conception that the material universe ought to possess something of the nature of a centre. Of course we purchase our emancipation from the fundamental difficulties mentioned, at the cost of a modification and complication of Newton's law which has neither empiri-
  • Let us now see where we stand. So far we have marked for saving out of the waste of days, half an hour at least on six mornings a week, and one hour and a half on three evenings a week. Total, seven hours and a half a week. I propose to be content with that seven hours and a half for the present. "What?" you cry. "You pretend to show us how to live, and you only deal with seven hours and a half out of a hundred and sixty-eight! Are you going to perform a miracle with your seven hours and a half?" Well, not to mince the matter, I am going to ask you to attempt an experience which, while perfectly natural and explicable, has all the air of a miracle. My contention is that the full use of those seven- and-a-half hours will quicken the whole week, and increase the interest which you feel in banal occupations. And yet you are not astonished when your physical health and strength are beneficially affected every hour of the day, and your whole physical outlook changed. Why should you be astonished when the average of over an hour a day given etely enliven the whole activity of More time might assuredly be given to the cultivation of one's self. In proportion as the time was longer and a half from the jungle is passably prefer to begin with what looks like a trifling effort. It is not really a trifling effort, as those will discover who have yet to do something with it, however ill-advised it it. To "clear" seven hours and a half from the jungle is passably difficult. For some sacrifice has to be made! Further, any change, even a badly, but one did spend it; one did accompany by drawbacks and advised that something may have been able to devote seven hours and change of habits. And habits are the very dickins to change for the better, is always accompanied by discomforts. If you imagine that you a half a week to serious, continuous effort, and still live your old life, you are mistaken. I repeat that some sacrifice, and an immense deal of volition, will be necessary. And it is because I
  • I. Newton's Theory of Gravity Basics + Application This works well for planets but problems with an infinite, static universe collapse!? Olbers' Paradox → Why the Night Sky is Dark Resources 1. Curiosities of the Sky 2. Theory Expansion Infinite Gravitational Force Solutions from Modern Cosmology
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  • and his health, and all that that includes, scientific administration, is a subject for scientific study and analysis. As shown later, it eliminates all discussion and trouble of so-called "welfare work," because the troubles of "ceasing-from-work," "about-to-work," "working," and "resting" during periods of unavoidable fatigue of work, come identical and everything to the interests of the employer and the worker and become the concern of both. Scientific Management realizes that the condition of the body effects every mental process. It is one of the great advantages of the subject of management that the subject of a study of the psychology absolutely demands from the start, and this relationship of the worker to his work, roundings, the body, the equipment, etc., of the worker, and of the sur- his work. It is almost impossible, that of his management, to separate the subject of the worker from the worker not "ceasing-from-work," "about-to-work," "working," except in such a sense, "resting" to overcome fatigue of work, work constantly delays.
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