42:7.10 The first twenty-seven [[atoms]], those containing from one to twenty-seven [[orbital]] [[electrons]], are more easy of [[comprehension]] than the rest. From twenty-eight upward we encounter more and more of the [[Random|unpredictability]] of the supposed [[presence]] of the [[Unqualified Absolute]]. But some of this [[electronic]] unpredictability is due to [[differential]] [[ultimatonic]] [[axial]] [[revolutionary]] [[velocities]] and to the [[unexplained]] "huddling" [[proclivity]] of [[ultimatons]]. Other [[influences]]—[[physical]], [[electrical]], [[magnetic]], and [[gravitational]]—also operate to produce [[variable]] electronic [[behavior]]. [[Atoms]] therefore are similar to [[persons]] as to [[predictability]]. [[Statisticians]] may [[announce]] [[laws]] [[governing]] a large [[number]] of either [[atoms]] or [[persons]] but not for a single [[individual]] atom or person. | 42:7.10 The first twenty-seven [[atoms]], those containing from one to twenty-seven [[orbital]] [[electrons]], are more easy of [[comprehension]] than the rest. From twenty-eight upward we encounter more and more of the [[Random|unpredictability]] of the supposed [[presence]] of the [[Unqualified Absolute]]. But some of this [[electronic]] unpredictability is due to [[differential]] [[ultimatonic]] [[axial]] [[revolutionary]] [[velocities]] and to the [[unexplained]] "huddling" [[proclivity]] of [[ultimatons]]. Other [[influences]]—[[physical]], [[electrical]], [[magnetic]], and [[gravitational]]—also operate to produce [[variable]] electronic [[behavior]]. [[Atoms]] therefore are similar to [[persons]] as to [[predictability]]. [[Statisticians]] may [[announce]] [[laws]] [[governing]] a large [[number]] of either [[atoms]] or [[persons]] but not for a single [[individual]] atom or person. |