ther problem
presented earlier, namely, the nature of heat itself. Is heat, as
Hermann von Helmholtz suggests, simply the random motion of
molecular matter, or is it something completely different, whose
presence causes molecular matter to exhibit random motion? This
is a very long and involved exploration that has already been
handled masterfully by Rudolf Steiner in March of 1920 and
published as his <i><u>Warmth Course</u></i>. I will summarize
some of these ideas briefly.</font></p>

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