¶ Orderliness Operative in Nature (1)
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"… All of these specialists, we get more and more of them in there, and even though each one is getting finer and finer, each of them are shoulder to shoulder representing a larger and larger angle and they begin to overlap. I spoke of them all discovering themselves rally in the same Universe and they were not in separate departments of nature. They began then to have to divide up the work, and every one of them had made an important discovery, recognizing that in his line he had discovered a greater orderliness operative in nature than he had supposed was there; and then they are finding an integrity of all those informations.
“… In the immediate decade ahead you are going to hear more and more from the world of science, stating that it is clearly discovering a comprehensive operational integrity, a very complex plurality of clearly differentiable principles, such as tension and compression that are complementary and utterly reliable in their total interactions and the whole thing is clearly not something that has come out of the ooze at all but the pure principles were generalizable and of no weight at all. The principles were always there and the generalizable had nothing to do with the special case. The generalized was”
