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At the same time we are conscious of our incapability to define or comprehend it, and that all we can ever know of this power is its physical manifestations.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgAt the same time we are conscious of our incapability to define or comprehend it, and that all we can ever know of this power is its physical manifestations.
This quote emphasizes the limitations of human understanding regarding the power that exists in the universe.
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