What one talks or writes about and how Sentences in the imperative mood are uncanningly in the 'indefinite' tense. These are the sentences that come to the mind when one thinks of the unconscious. The one shouts with the howling shriek of the instincts, the other speaks with the stern voice of parents and teachers. Or else, they might be understood as dealing with intellective matters - suitable for communication and therefore for dialogue. Should you find them unintelligible, probably the subject is not appropriate for your tastes or interests.
Dialogue is about to begin.
Dialogue, that is, purposeful linguistic exchange of information, started and ended. In Darwin's time the Bible was considered allegorical, not historical fact, by most sects, excepting the Puritans. And Darwin was not the first to suggest that man had developed from some lower organism. It takes about a minute to read. The article made me think about how many misconceptions about scientific discovery there must be in the world, and why people have not done much to fix society's stereotypes about such things.