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Guided by this fact, I frame the hypothesis that the world (Welt-Raum) is filled with material (Stoff) which is continually streaming into the ponderable atoms, and there disappears from the world of phenomena (world of bodies).
Guided by this fact, I frame the hypothesis that the world (Welt-Raum) is filled with material (Stoff) which is continually streaming into the ponderable atoms, and there disappears from the world of phenomena (world of bodies).


Both hypotheses<sup>*</sup> can be replaced by one, that in all ponderable atoms material (Stoff) is continually entering the spirit-world from the world of bodies. The cause of disappearance there is to be sought in the spirit-substance formed there immediately before, and ponderable bodies are thus the place where the spirit-world impinges upon (eingreift) the world of bodies. Into every ponderable atom at every moment there enters a definite quantity of material proportional to the force of gravitation, and there disappears.”
Both hypotheses* can be replaced by one, that in all ponderable atoms material (Stoff) is continually entering the spirit-world from the world of bodies. The cause of disappearance there is to be sought in the spirit-substance formed there immediately before, and ponderable bodies are thus the place where the spirit-world impinges upon (eingreift) the world of bodies. Into every ponderable atom at every moment there enters a definite quantity of material proportional to the force of gravitation, and there disappears.”


Zöllner here adds—“These words will suffice for proof to every thinking and unprejudiced man how clearly the above hypothesis of Riemann agree with the facts observed by me and other physicists of the ‘disappearance’ of a definite ‘quantity of material (Stoff-menge) at Spiritualistic sittings.’”
Zöllner here adds—“These words will suffice for proof to every thinking and unprejudiced man how clearly the above hypothesis of Riemann agree with the facts observed by me and other physicists of the ‘disappearance’ of a definite ‘quantity of material (Stoff-menge) at Spiritualistic sittings.’”
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