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2. 52] Types of Veda (Linga)
The result emerges, and another ordinary knowledgeable person can obtain the desired result only after a delay through division or other time-consuming actions. Even if the results are the same, a skilled mathematician can derive it quickly, whereas an ordinary mathematician does so with delay. Similarly, when drying two equally wet clothes, one gathered and the other spread out will dry at different rates; the first takes longer to dry while the second dries quickly. Even when the quantity of water and the absorption process are the same, differences in the contraction and expansion of the cloth lead to variations in drying time. In the consumption of equal quantities of imperceptible and imperceptible lifespan, there is only a difference in delay and promptness. Therefore, defects such as destruction of the created do not arise. 52.