lculation that he made amid the noise and while hewas talking. Errors on his part are not frequent, asDr. Baudoin remarks. He is rarely deceived, and when he states a result ithas many chances of being accurate. It he is de-ceived, he quickly recognizes his error, for he says thathe always proves… … A HYDEOSTATIC PAKADOX. well developed intelligence, he explains them withouttrouble. While we begin to reckon from right to leftin multiplication, he proceeds, on the contrary, fromleft to right. Say we have to multiply 345 by 527. The series ofoperations performed by Inaudi is as follows : 1. 300…
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