Note 59 — Chapter XIX · AUTOMATIC CONTRASTED WITH SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION—Continued.

“No extent of acquaintance with the meanings of words can give the power of forming correct inferences respecting causes and effects. The constant habit of drawing conclusions from data, and then of verifying those conclusions by observation and experiment, can alone give the power of judging correctly.”—“Education,” p. 88. By Herbert Spencer. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1883.