...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts with no stall or pigeon-hole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system. In psychology, physiology, and medicine, wherever a...

...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts, with no stall or pigeon-hole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system. In psychology, physiology, and medicine, wherever a...

...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts, with no stall or pigeon-hole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system." 28 James Bryce once described an "ideal democracy"...

...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts with no stall or pigeon-hole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system" (p. 249). James saw a need for modern science to explore...

...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts, with no stall or pigeonhole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system."6 Major new ideas tend first to be condemned as ridiculous,...

...truth may be known and exist, before it is generally received and practiced on. -Benjamin Franklin If there is anything [that] human history demonstrates,...exist [that] present themselves as wild facts, with no staff or pigeon-hole, or as facts [that] threaten to break up the accepted system. -William James (1900...

...is the extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts which present themselves as wild facts, with no stall or pigeon-hole, or as facts which break up an accepted system."i6 Psychical research suggested a reality more complicated than...

..."extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts, with no stall or pigeonhole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system" (27-28). Should be read alongside Myers, Human Personality...

...extreme slowness with which the ordinary academic and critical mind acknowledges facts to exist which present themselves as wild facts with no stall or pigeonhole, or as facts which threaten to break up the accepted system. WILLIAM JAMES, "What Psychical Research Has Accomplished"...