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    basisofthisexplanation,giveoinvisibilitythewhole

    nelikethenceptionofancretebodyhis

    presudtonsistofnysubstances,heachexistingintheporesoftheother,inh,

    nversely,theothersexistandption

    ofthediscreteterialityofthesupposedlyrealsubstancesisdestroyed,andanentirelyideal

    relationshipisestablished

    theselflikenatureoflight,insofarasitvitalisesnaturalthings,individualisestheandstrengthens

    andholdstogethertheirunfolding,firstbeesnifestintheindividualisationoftter,forthe

    initiallyabstractidentityisonlyasretuandsuspensionofparticularitythenegativeunityof

    individuality

    §221

    lightbehavesasageneralidentity,initiallyinthisdeteationofdiversity,orthedeteation

    bytheunderstandingofthentoftotality,thentoncretetterasanextealandother

    entity,astodarkeningthisntactandextealdarkeningoftheonebytheotherislour

    ailiaeheory,e,orlourlesslightnsistsoffiveorseven

    lours;thetheoryitselfcannotsayexactlyhoanyonecannotexpressoneselfstrongly

    enoughaboutthebarbarisinthefirstplace,ofthenceptionthat

    ofreflection,thepound,hatbrightnesshereuldnsistofseven

    darknesses,orsofearthfurther,theineptitude,tastelessness,

    evendishonestyofneentationsstbeaddressed,ashe

    equallybadtendenpureeiricaldata

    reover,theblindnessoftheadrationgiventonewtonsworkfoearlyoneandahalf

    centuriesstbenoted,thenarroirersions,

    and,inpartidiatenclusionsofthat

    theoryforexale,theiossibilityofanachrotictelespehoughthe

    theoryitselfisstillintainedfinally,thereistheblindnessoftheprejudicethatthetheoryrests

    onsothingthetieasurents,ashe

    quantitativedeteationsbroughtintothenclusions,hetheory

    andthenatureofthethingitselfajorreasonination

    bygoetheofthisdarknessnoreeffectivereceptionisdoubtlessly

    beplendedness,onfessfor

    folloonforsolong,irelytoogreat

    insteadofthesenonsensicalnceptionsdisappearing,theyhaverecentlybeenpoundedby

    thedisveriesoflus,bytheideaofapolarisationoflight,thenotionofthefoursidednessof

    sunbea,andtheideathatredbearotateinaventtotheleft,s

    rotateinaventtotherightsuchsilisticideasseeustifiedbytheprivilegeacrdedto

    physicstogenerate”hypotheses”butevenasajokeonedoesnotindulgeinstupidities;thusso

    chthelessshouldstupiditiesbeofferedashypotheseseanttobejokes

    §222

    lightshapesthedeteatebeingorthephysicalaningofthebodyofabstractcentralityinthe

    deteationofitsidentitylightistheactiveidentityseverythingasidenticalasthis

    identity,hoillract,thingsarenotyetreallyidentical,butareforanother,

    positingtheiridentityhtheotherintheother

    §223

    thisabstraentaryntofreflection

    itfallsapartintoitselfandisasaduality:aofrporealdiversity,ofterialbeingforitselfof

    rigidity;bofoppositionassuch,ingindependentlyandunntrolledbyindividuality,

    hasrelysunkeneristhelunar,the

    latteristheetarybody

    asrelativeofgravitythesetorespecific

    significance,enceptastheirphysicalsignificanceandybestated

    here:theydonotrotateontheiraxesthebodyofrigidityhasonlyaforlbeingforitselfh

    isindependenceprehendedinantithesisandthereforenotindividualityhenceitissubservient

    toanotherbodyelliteitis,andinhasitsaxisthebodyofdissolution,onthe

    otherhand,theoppositeofthebodyofrigidity,behavesaberrantly,andexhibitsntingencyinits

    eccentricpathasinitsphysicalexistenceonecanthereforesuspectofthesebodiesthatthe

    proxityofalargeplauldchangetheirursetheyshoselvestobeasuperficial

    ncretion,ayjustntingentlytuitselfagainintodust

    theonhasnoatsphereandthereforelackstheteorologicalprocessitshowsonlyhigh

    untainsandcraters,andthebustionofthisrigidityinitselfithastheshapeofacrystal,

    oneofthefeoftheearthas

    arelysolidbody

    theetappearsasaforlprohasexhibited

    anythingofasolidnature,suageoftheancients,thatets

    arerelyteors,rereershavenotbeenasinflexibleandpresutuousuntil

    noeoftheasbeendenstrated;othersedtoretu,but

    didnotarrivesuggestionsbroughtforersalsoindicatethatthepreviouslyheld

    forlvieets,asanifestationsappearinginnflicththeherenceofthe

    systeshouldintibediscardedthentheideauldbeacceptedthattheotherbodiesofthe

    systerotefunctionas

    neontsofprotectionthisviefortin

    regardstothedangersofetsthanthereasonshhavebeenadducedsofar

    §224

    3theantithesisthathasgonebackintoitselfistheearthortheplaassuchitisthebodyof

    theindividualtotality,inyopensupintoaseparationofrealdifferences,andthis

    dissolutionisheldtogetherbyselflikepointsofunity

    oneisaoreexcellentnaturesthantheplas,

    becausethefirstelevationofthereflectionab

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