While this great theory can not be discussed in these pages, yet I may say that, in my opinion, the evidence in favour of it is about the same, and about as strong, as in biology, where it is now made a presupposition of scientific explanation.

So far from being unwelcome, I find it in psychology no less than in biology a great gain, both from the point of view of scientific knowledge and from that of philosophical theory.

Every great law that is added to our store adds also to our conviction that the universe is run through with Mind.

Even so-called Chance, which used to be the "bogie" behind Natural Selection, has now been found to illustrate--in the law of Probabilities--the absence of Chance.

As Professor Pearson has said: "We recognise that our conception of Chance is now utterly different from that of yore....