There is No End to Mechanical Progress
[To] mechanical progress there is apparently no end: for as in the past so in the future, each step in any direction will remove limits and bring in past barriers which have till then blocked the way in other directions; and so what for the time may appear to be a visible or practical limit will turn out to be but a bend in the road.
Notes:
Because each development removes barriers to previous explorations.
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On an inversion of ideas as to the structure of the universe