moreover, this idea of ​​weltzel, which comes from schelling, was also very attractive to goethe, he of the same name. and they first meet schelling on january 28, 1798, when schelling is 23 years old and he just gets a chair in jena, and in general. it's nothing there , about five hours by carriage, and throughout his life he practically maintains very interesting such with schelling relations, and as for this kind of religiosity. a huge number of ideas are the basis of goethe's ideas, the same thing about plants, the human worldview, and if we distance ourselves from this mystical christian side and turn to this pure knowledge of god, then i really like goethe's quatrain, which, probably, all colleagues know very well, we most often quote it in the translation of vasily andreevich zhukovsky, it sounds like this: if our eye were not sunny, who would admire the sun, who has spent his whole life studying human vision, eyes, academician ostrovsky writes there that at the end of the eighties, his team discovered a special protein in the human eye called rhodopsin, which, in response to

moreover, this is weltzel's idea, which comes from schelling, it was also very attractive to goethe, he even creates a poem of the same name. and they first meet schelling on january 28 , 1798, when schelling is 23 years old and he just gets a chair in jena, and in general it's only a short distance from jena, it's about five hours by carriage, yes, and he throughout the entire life practically with schelling maintains very interesting such relations, and as for such religiosity of goethe, i have two such thoughts on this account, but the first, it is absolutely such, i would say, maybe mystically esoteric, but goethe in some sense became, maybe without suspecting it, the creator of his own religion, you see, at the beginning of the 20th century they called it goetism, and then it began to be called anthroposophy, and there were a huge number of people in russia. habits i buy the magazine science and life, in this in the science magazine science and life i read an article by academician mikhail arkadyevich ostrovsky, who has spent his entire life studying human vision, the eye, yeah.

he begins to realize this omnipresence of the spirit around, moreover, this idea of ​​​​weltzel, whichery attractive to goethe, he even created a poem of the same name. and if we move away from this mystical christian side and turn to this pure knowledge of god, then i really like goethe's quatrain, which, probably, all colleagues know very well, we most often quote it in the translation of vasily andreevich zhukovsky, it sounds like this: if our eye were not sunny, who would admire the sun, if the spirit of god did not live in us, who would be captivated by the divine, that's when they start talking somewhere pagan. in response to incoming light quanta, a special protein called rhodopsin, which organizes the response light from the eye, and thus, further i quote verbatim: nature has created a living biophotomultiplier in the human eye, goethe, without a microscope , guessed this at the beginning of the 19th century, i think that... fusion, but not a christian separately, yes , so it is clear that he is especially worried about the christian picture of the world, he is especially worri