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All that I hear from day to day convinces me of the extension of this strange epidemic, for it is not, considering how it comes, worthy of being called a rational or scientific process.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgAll that I hear from day to day convinces me of the extension of this strange epidemic, for it is not, considering how it comes, worthy of being called a rational or scientific process.
Morley observes a troubling trend that he believes lacks rationality or scientific basis.
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