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• Title: First Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • suspended by a string, will pull vertically down towards the earth.
  • pulling from a to b, to be five grammes; you can
  • of five grammes I am pulling the little ball from a to
  • pull with a certain force from a to c. Pulling from
  • a different force than when I pulled direct from a to
  • b. Then I might add a second pull, in the direction of the
  • length of this line. Having pulled in the first instance from a
  • calculate from this figure, how big the pull a — c and
  • also how big the pull c — d would have to be. Then if
  • I pulled simultaneously with forces represented by the lines a
  • should be pulling the object along in such a way that it eventually
  • got to b; thus I can calculate how strongly I must pull
  • real pull, a real force is exercised. Here I must somehow measure the
  • fact that when two pulls come into play — the one from
  • — the thing is actually pulled from a to b
• Title: Second Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • not in forces that pull downward but on the contrary, in forces that
  • pull upward. With our Intelligence, we live in a force of
  • Here then we live in the downward pull. In our brain we live in the
  • upward buoyancy, while for the rest we live in the downward pull. Our
  • Will, above all, lives in the downward pull. Our Will has to unite
  • downward-pulling matter. The latter is well-nigh eliminated, to the