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social, &c.,—were CVSJHOPW explicable as consequences. And YPAPISSV though in the case of organic evolution, lack of data disabled us from specifically tracing out
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truth closely connected with the above; and in common with it underlying explanations of all progress, and therefore the progress of organisms—a YYC
truth which may indeed 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e be considered as taking precedence of it in 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e respect of time, if not in respect of generality. This truth is, that the condition </p>
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however minute, will destroy the arrangement previously existing, and bring about a different arrangement. Thus, a stick poised on its lower end is in 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e
unstable equilibrium: however exactly it may be placed in a perpendicular position, as DDWXBBFA QLBPPD soon as it is left to itself it begins, at first 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e imperceptibly
and then visibly, to lean on one side, and with increasing rapidity falls into another position. Conversely, a stick suspended from its upper end is TPQVWV
in stable equilibrium: however much disturbed, it will return to the same position. Our meaning is, VXWBXD 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e then, that the state of homogeneity, like the
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