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which ordinary language can only
express by means of long and confusing
circumlocutions. A man person who
has learned to think in beta graphs
has ideas of the utmost clearness and
precision which it is practically impossible
to communicate to the mind
of a person who has not that advantage.
Its reasonings generally turn
upon the properties of the relations
of individual objects to one another.

But it is able to do nothing at all
with many ideas which we are
all perfectly familiar with. Generally
speaking it is unable to reason