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3 revisions | jasirs94 at Mar 25, 2017 07:55 PM | |
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22G22 questions before he discovers what the object thought of was, | 22G22 questions before he discovers what the object thought of was, unless it was decidedly prominent. This shows that the class of objects from which the answerer will have made [h]is selection is composed of nearly 220 single objects, or about a million. Therefore, it is pretty clear that the number of facts with any one of which a conjecture might conceivably connect a surprising fact is, at the very least, a million. Consequently, if the conjecturer were completely in the dark,—as much so, for example, as some medieval alchemist would be who might have surmised |