they live.
          What happens is  reality to the nonliterate. If 
     ceremonies calculated to increase the birth of animals 
     and the yield of plants are followed by such increases, 
     then the ceremonies are not only connected with them 
     but are part of them; for without the ceremonies the 
     increase of animals and plants would not have occurred—
     so the nonliterate reasons. It is not that the nonliterate is 
     characterized by an illogical mind; his mind is perfectly 
     logical, and he uses it very well, indeed. An educated white 
     man finding himself suddenly deposited in the Central 
     Australian desert would be unlikely to last very long. Yet 
     the Australian aboriginal manages very well. The 
     aboriginals of all lands have made adjustments to their 
     environments which indicate beyond any doubt that their 
     intelligence is of high order. The trouble with the