Excerpt from Electricity and Life
It enters into the truth about species to show that reprod uc tive germs are electrically, though not by set and fixed form, patterns that each germ, male as well as female, acts as a reprod uctive structure, all animals and all plants (with some very low exceptions) being two woven into one, the explana tion of a vast range of facts which Darwinism has put in a wrong light; and that the distinction of sex results from elec trical opposition of positive and negative. That insects have made the irregularities of the flowers which they it; that cross-fertilization is Nature's better method, because only by it is adequate electrical opposition brought into play, and also because the two plants which are woven into one so often fail to develop evenly; and that insects greatly help by their elec trical intensity, are conclusions immediately resulting from the main doctrine of the true origin of species. It may be re marked also that the incessant reference made by Mr. Darwin to purpose, which allowed the old supernaturalism to survive through a large part of his system, disappears altogether with the new doctrine, which knows only natural result, irrespective of immediate design. Darwinism borrows the Maker of heaven and earth for the original speck of protoplasm, and beyond that knows no God; but of little gods in the slime and the bush it is full. These do not belong in a true system of nature, which at once completes materialism, and gives it a cosmic elevation and breadth suggestive of Infinite Reason in the inscrutable background of natural law.
Chemistry and magnetism have successively acknowledged the overruling influence of electricity and it is probable that every efiect depending upon the powers of Inorganic matter, and perhaps most of those relating to vegetable and animal life, will ultimately be found subordinate to it.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This 1887 book examines the functions of the oxygen we breathe, and its electrical effect on living organisms. Despite its publication date, the author's theories on the life-sustaining properties of oxygen remain relevant and eye-opening. The author presents the idea that oxygen inhalation is not merely a process of fuel for the body, but rather a means to receive an electrical charge necessary for life. This charge not only provides vitality, but also creates different functions and structures within living organisms. The author supports this theory by citing the fact that oxygen is an intensely active substance that, when charged with electricity, becomes even more active and has heightened oxidizing power. This book is a pioneering exploration of the electrical nature of life and the role of oxygen in sustaining it. It presents a fresh perspective on the importance of oxygen to all living organisms, challenging conventional wisdom and laying the groundwork for future research. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780259758242_0
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