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grown vigorously and without such branches have taken all of Natural Sciences, grown largely out of them people who have learned anything, it threatens to take us to a rude and stupid materialism that is not the most scandalous moral bestiality of the latest results, but the incredible ignorance of first principles, since it denies the moral strength and lowering the organic nature to be a casual game of chemical forces. It would mean that they found out these gentlemen of the crucible and the retort that the simple chemistry enables them to pharmacists, but not philosophers nor could use them to some other gentlemen, who are engaged in natural sciences, the fall in account that can be an accomplished zoologist and have at their fingertips to sixty species of monkeys, and yet, if you have not learned other than that nothing but the catechism taken raw, not go from being ignorant, one of many of the vulgar. And this happens very often today. Métense luminaries people who were on their chemistry, its physics, mineralogy, its zoology or physiology, have learned nothing about the world and without any knowledge other than what they have left of what in his youth learned the catechism, if these two pieces fit well, vuélvense mockers of religion, and consequence, gross materialism. It's easy to have ever heard in school that there were a Plato, an Aristotle, a Locke and Kant, but as these gentlemen did not handle crucibles and retorts, or embalmed monkeys do not deserve to be known more closely. Looking through the window the mental work of two centuries, philosophers before the public with means on the basis of the catechism of a party, and the crucibles, retorts, and records of the other monkeys. They should know that they are ignorant to whom it is still much to learn before they can get to talk about certain things. Anyone who is dogmatic goal today about the soul, of God, the origin of the world, atoms, etc., With a realism so childish and naive as if he had not written the Critique of Pure Reason, or not left copy any of it, is one that belongs to the mob: despachadle with the servants to use their wisdom with them. Schopenhauer