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Again, bodies in the universe contain in motion, and this latter exerts further complicated electricity In so far as the forces which attract every atom of the iron. parts of the iron themselves contain electricity, we have fresh and in addition to these forces to take into consideration ; Some of these forces again various kinds of molecular forces. are not small if only a part of these forces were effective, this But, in fact, all part would suffice to tear the iron to pieces. : the forces are so adjusted amongst each other that the effect of that in spite of a thousand existing the whole lot is zero causes of motion, no motion takes place that the iron remains ; ; Now at rest.
A system which excludes the latter, or even a part of them, would picture more of the actual relations of things to each other, and would therefore in this sense be more appropriate. We are next bound to inquire as to the appropriateness of our image in a second direction. Is our image simple ? Is it sparing in unessential characteristics ones added by ourselves, permissibly and yet arbitrarily, to the essential and natural ones In answering this question ? It cannot be our thoughts again turn to the idea of force.
An advance in fail 1 this direction or not, whole According as my work will is logical it the or marks attain or of its object. E. Mach, Die Mechanik in Hirer Entwickelung historisch-kritisch dargestcllt, Leipzig, 1883 (of this there is an English translation Science of Mechanics, Chicago, 1893). 2 the Thomson and Tait, Natural Philosophy. by T. J. M'Cormack, The CONTENTS ........ Introduction BOOK PAGE 1 I GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS OF MATERIAL SYSTEMS Prefatory Note . . CHAPTER Time, Space, and Mass Position .