Languages Are True Analytical Methods.

We Think Only Through The Medium Of Words. Languages Are True Analytical Methods. Algebra, Which Is Adapted To Its Purpose In Every Species Of Expression, In The Most Simple, Most Exact, And Best Manner Possible, Is At The Same Time A Language And An Analytical Method. The Art Of Reasoning Is Nothing More Than A Language Well Arranged.

One Succeeds In Obtaining An Equivalent Production At A Lower Price By Improving The Arts, Trades And Agriculture And By Developing The Physical And Moral Qualities Of Workers, Farmers And Craftsmen.

Vegetation Is The Basic Instrument The Creator Uses To Set All Of Nature In Motion.

If Everything In Chemistry Is Explained In A Satisfactory Manner Without The Help Of Phlogiston, It Is By That Reason Alone Infinitely Probable That The Principle Does Not Exist; That It Is A Hypothetical Body, A Gratuitous Supposition; Indeed, It Is In The Principles Of Good Logic, Not To Multiply Bodies Without Necessity.

The Art Of Drawing Conclusions From Experiments And Observations Consists In Evaluating Probabilities And In Estimating Whether They Are Sufficiently Great Or Numerous Enough To Constitute Proofs. This Kind Of Calculation Is More Complicated And More Difficult Than It Is Commonly Thought To Be. . . .