Sixth Sense

The Encyclopedia (Globe) defines &quote;revelation as a power that the general public believes exists in some people, by which they are able to see in the dark, and to describe things that they do not see with their own eyes, but which people think they perceive, and that they are also able to describe things that are hidden from their sight by any matter.&quote; Dark as a box, for example.&quote;However, you are sure to find all the time among the so-called (experienced men of science) those who mock an idea like this. If someone had come before the year 1895 and claimed that the days would enable a person to see the bones buried in any living body, and would even enable him to see with his naked eye how a beating heart performs its function, the response would have been nothing but contempt and the ruling that his statement was &quote;sophism that cannot be accepted by reason.&quote; Moreover, you know that the discovery of known X-rays was only a coincidence. This is because, while Professor Roentgen was conducting research in another area, he was astonished to see these rays appearing to him, as a by-product of the experiment he was conducting. This means that the detection of these rays that penetrate matter was the result of pure coincidence, just like a cyclist if he collides with a small bird during his ride.