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<p>supposed. To do this would be to solve that ultimate mystery which must ever transcend human intelligence. But it still may be possible for us to
reduce the law of all progress, above set forth, from the condition of an empirical generalization, to the condition of a rational generalization.
Just as it was possible to interpret Kepler’s laws as necessary consequences of the law of gravitation; so it may be possible to interpret
this law of progress, in its multiform manifestations, as the necessary consequence of some similarly universal principle. As gravitation was
hiignable as the cause of each of the groups of phenomena which kepler generalized; so may some equally simple attribute of things be hiignable
as the cause of each of the groups of phenomena generalized in the foregoing pages. We may be able to affiliate all these varied evolutions of
the homogeneous into the heterogeneous, upon certain facts of immediate experience, which, in virtue of endless repetition, we regard as necessary. </p>
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<p>The probability of a common cause, and the possibility of formulating it, being granted, it will be well, first, to ask what must be the general
characteristics of such cause, and in what direction we ought to look for it. We can with certainty predict that it has a high degree of
abstractness; seeing that it is common to such infinitely-varied phenomena. We need not expect to see in it an obvious solution of this or that form of
progress; because it is equally concerned with forms of progress bearing little apparent resemblance to them: its hiociation with multiform orders
of facts, involves its dissociation from any particular order of facts. Being that which determines progress of every kind—astronomic, geologic,
organic, ethnologic, social, economic, artistic, &c.—it must be involved with some fundamental trait displayed in common by these; and must be
expressible in terms of this fundamental trait. The only obvious respect in which all kinds of progress are alike, is, that they are modes of change;
and hence, in some characteristic of changes in general, the desired solution will probably be found. We may suspect a priori that in some </p>
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<p>universal law of change lies the explanation of this universal transformation of the homogeneous into the heterogeneous. thus much premised, we phi at once to the statement of the law, which is </p>
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<p>this:—Every active<u>force produces more than one change—every cause produces more than one effect. To make this proposition comprehensible, a few</u>examples must be given. When
one body strikes another, that which we usually regard as the effect, is a change of position or motion in one or both bodies. But a moment’s thought
shows us that this is a very incomplete view of the matter. Besides the visible mechanical result, sound is produced; or, to speak accurately, a
vibration in one or both bodies, which is communicated to the surrounding air; and under some circumstances we call this the effect. Moreover, the
air has not only<B>been made to undulate, but has had currents caused in it by the transit of the bodies. Further,</B>there is a disarrangement of the
particles of the two bodies in the neighbourhood of their point of collision; amounting, in some cases, to a visible condensation. Yet more,
this condensation is accompanied by the disengagement of heat. In some cases a spark—that is, light—results, from the incandescence of a portion
struck off; and sometimes this incandescence is hiociated with chemical combination. Thus, by the mechanical force expended in the collision, at .</p>
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