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Which? Impulse, instinct or intuition : applied psychology, geometry and astronomy (1919)

Taylor, C. Tousey (Charles Tousey) · Seattle, Wash. : International Printing · leaf 51

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Then when I undertake to place the trian-gle, the trinity of spirit, mind and matter,in the four fold division I have six unequalparts upon which the four cannot agree andto have it lasting it must come by agree-ment with all. 44 EVOLUTION … By adding another tringle I have eightparts of unity, or the circle, but they arenot equal. EVOLUTION 45 ^3 a? A i \ \s 8 / ^\ JL^ So I add the other triangles and be-come a twelve fold being of thirty degreeseach, all equal and all having the samepower and efficiency. Here we see thefallacy of the…

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