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In my search for answers to life's questions I experiencedjust what is felt by a man lost in a forest.

He reaches a glade, climbs a tree, and clearly sees thelimitless distance, but sees that his home is not and cannot be

there; then he goes into the dark wood and sees the darkness, butthere also his home is not.

So I wandered n that wood of human knowledge, amid the gleamsof mathematical and mental" target="_blank" title="a.实验的">experimental science which showed me clear

horizons but in a direction where there could be no home, and alsoamid the darkness of the abstract sciences where I was immersed in

deeper gloom the further I went, and where I finally convincedmyself that there was, and could be, no exit.

Yielding myself to the bright side of knowledge, I understoodthat I was only diverting my gaze from the question. However

alluringly clear those horizons which opened out before me mightbe, however alluring it might be to immerse oneself in the

limitless expanse of those sciences, I already understood that theclearer they were the less they met my need and the less they

applied to my question. "I know," said I to myself, "what science so persistently

tries to discover, and along that road there is no reply to the



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