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... rest affords us no idea of any active power to move ; and when it is set in motion itself , that motion is rather a passion than an action in it . For when the ball obeys the motion of a billiard - stick , it is not any action of the ...
... rest affords us no idea of any active power to move ; and when it is set in motion itself , that motion is rather a passion than an action in it . For when the ball obeys the motion of a billiard - stick , it is not any action of the ...
الصفحة 241
... rest , is not by any one taken to be a free agent . If we inquire into the reason , we shall find it is because we conceive not a tennis - ball to think , and consequently not to have any volition , or preference of motion to rest , or ...
... rest , is not by any one taken to be a free agent . If we inquire into the reason , we shall find it is because we conceive not a tennis - ball to think , and consequently not to have any volition , or preference of motion to rest , or ...
الصفحة 289
... rest , that operative power is indifferent to move , or not to move my hand : I am then in that respect perfectly free . My will determines that operative power to rest , I am yet free , because the indifferency of that my operative ...
... rest , that operative power is indifferent to move , or not to move my hand : I am then in that respect perfectly free . My will determines that operative power to rest , I am yet free , because the indifferency of that my operative ...
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