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Motion is always a passage, an, as it were, 'motion' towards or from completeness and power.
Motion is always a passage, an, as it were, 'motion' towards or from completeness and power.
Motion is the transference of one body from the vicinity of other bodies that are in contact with it to the vicinity of other bodies.
Women tend to be better at discerning shades of colors while men tend to be better at tracking fast-moving objects, and discerning detail from a distance. These adaptations may possibly be linked to our hunter-gatherer past.