 | Karl Pearson - 1900 - 598 strani
...is one of the chief delights of the pursuit of pure science. § 1 4. — The Fourth Claim of Science There is an insatiable desire in the human breast...some brief statement, the facts of human experience. It leads the savage to " account " for all natural phenomena by deifying the wind and the stream and... | |
 | Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations - 1904 - 358 strani
...concerning the laws of life is tersely put by Pearson in the following paragraph: "There is an msatiable desire in the human breast to resume in some short...some brief statement, the facts of human experience. It leads the savage to 'account' for all natural phenomena by deifying the wind; and the stream, and... | |
 | Karl Pearson - 1911 - 426 strani
...one of the chief delights of the pursuit of pure,1 science. § 1 4. — The Fourth Claim of Science There is an insatiable desire in the human breast...some brief statement, the facts of human experience. It leads the savage to " account " for all natural phenomena by deifying the wind and the stream and... | |
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There is an insatiable desire in the human breast to resume in some short formula, some brief statement, the facts of human experience. It leads the savage to " account " for all natural phenomena by deifying the wind and the stream and the tree. 