Young people and unseasoned people, Benham argued, are apt to imaginethat if fear is increased and carried to an extreme pitch it becomesunbearable, one will faint or die; given a weak heart, a weak artery orany such structural defect and that may well happen, but it is just aspossible that as the stimulation increases one passes through a briefecstasy of terror to a new sane world, exalted but as sane as normalexistence.
Nowadays the whole worldthinks clearly, thinks with deliberation, pellucid... read more
