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    Indistinct insight into the connections of things is carr... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The human mind possesses both an understanding (reason) and a set of lower cognitive faculties for indistinct insight into the connections of things.

    Indistinct insight into the connections of things is carried out by the lower sensible faculties.

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    I cognize the interconnection of some things distinctly, and of others indistinctly, consequently I have the faculty for both. Consequently I have an understanding, for insight into the connections of things, that is, reason (ratio); and a faculty for indistinct insight into the connections of things, which consists of the following: 1) the sensible faculty for insight into the concordances among things, thus sensible wit; 2) the sensible faculty for cognizing the differences among things, thus

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