[The Mind and the Brain by Alfred Binet]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mind and the Brain CHAPTER III 3/19
It simply proves that there are sensations and sensations, and that certain of these are better and more precise than others.
The visual sensation of relation in space seems to be _par excellence_ the scientific sensation which it is sought to substitute for all the rest.
But, after all, it is but a sensation. Let us recognise that there is, in all this contempt on the part of physicists for sensation, only differences in language, and that a paraphrase would suffice to correct them without leaving any trace.
Be it so.
But something graver remains.
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