‘The simple
hereditary theory takes for granted the most astonishing proposition without
any proof, that mental experience can be recorded in matter, that mental
experience can be involved in matter. When I look at you, in the lake of my
mind there is a wave. That wave subsides, but it remains in fine form, as an
impression. We understand a physical impression remaining in the body. But what
proof is there for assuming that the mental impression can remain in the body
since the body goes to pieces? (2.222)
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