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The Book of the Damned
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Charles Fort
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As
to
what
I'm
trying
to
do
now--I
accept
only.
If
I
can't
see
universally,
I
only
localize.
So,
of
course
then,
that
nothing
ever
has
been
proved:
That
theological
pronouncements
are
as
much
open
to
doubt
as
ever
they
were,
but
that,
by
a
hypnotizing
process,
they
became
dominant
over
the
majority
of
minds
in
their
era:
That,
in
a
succeeding
era,
the
laws,
dogmas,
formulas,
principles,
of
materialistic
science
never
were
proved,
because
they
are
only
localizations
simulating
the
universal;
but
that
the
leading
minds
of
their
era
of
dominance
were
hypnotized
into
more
or
less
firmly
believing
them.
Newton's
three
laws,
and
that
they
are
attempts
to
achieve
positiveness,
or
to
defy
and
break
Continuity,
and
are
as
unreal
as
are
all
other
attempts
to
localize
the
universal:
That,
if
every
observable
body
is
continuous,
mediately
or
immediately,
with
all
other
bodies,
it
cannot
be
influenced
only
by
its
own
inertia,
so
that
there
is
no
way
of
knowing
what
the
phenomena
of
inertia
may
be;
that,
if
all
things
are
reacting
to
an
infinitude
of
forces,
there
is
no
way
of
knowing
what
the
effects
of
only
one
impressed
force
would
be;
that
if
every
reaction
is
continuous
with
its
action,
it
cannot
be
conceived
of
as
a
whole,
and
that
there
is
no
way
of
conceiving
what
it
might
be
equal
and
opposite
to--
Or
that
Newton's
three
laws
are
three
articles
of
faith:
Or
that
demons
and
angels
and
inertias
and
reactions
are
all
mythological
characters:
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