Assimilative memory, or, How to attend and never forget / by A. Loisette.

  • Loisette, A. (Alphonse)
Date:
1899
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Credit: Assimilative memory, or, How to attend and never forget / by A. Loisette. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Direction or Extension. [Direction reversed.] Re-action. [Mould of Action.] Form. [Form of the Human.] Personality. [Its extremes.] Opposition of Agents. [First opponent.] Priority or Sequence. [Periodicity of Sequence.] Rhythm. Knowing these Nine Laws in the above order^ he can discuss them one after the other. When he has finished his explanation of the reduction of the three Forms of Motion [Concentric, Poise, and Eccentric] to the Law of Correspondence, he can proceed to the consideration of the sub-topics under Velocity, and so on. When he has fixed the other of his topics in mind, he has a mental chart or map to guide him in his exposition, and similarly in other cases. EXERCISE. Learn some of the “ Antidotes,” and at least two of the following series. Do not learn the extracts from Quain’s Anatomy unless you understand what is meant, or are a medical student. DISTANCES OF PLANETS FROM THE SUN. Mercury—36,000,000 [Afercury 6’/fines]. Venus—67,000,000 [6'^e’s a (goddess]. Earth—93,000,000 [/’lanetary Another]. Mars—141,000,000 [77fis WoHd’s Ou/sider]. Jupiter—482,000,000 [Wather /flattened E/?ds, or, A i?oundish A^orm Unequalled]. Saturn—885,000,000 [A^loods o/Zight]. Uranus—1,780,000,000 [Z7isturbances Caused Z’ruitful A’earchings]. Neptune—2,789,000,000 [A^eptune Constitutes a Z'ron- tier boundary]. I. How many planets are here mentioned? Make your own cor- relations between each.