…any harm, but on the whole did nothing but good. I thought this was a very interesting thing. And he said, oh, compare him with Hegel, for example, and sort of shook his head in despair. And it is quite true that if the tree is known by its fruits,…

…should resort to these chemical means, which enabled, I mean, James remarked that only under nitrous oxide could he understand what Hegel meant. Bergson said that it must be realized that the experiences which Mr. James describes are not caused by the gas.…