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...f or soul 1. Abstract vs. concrete self 2. About the soul 3. About the divine 6. “Everything causes everything” 1. The idea of co-dependence 2. Conclusions of first phase of studies 3. Conclusions of second phase of studies 4. Conclusions of third phase of studies 7. Understanding the self 1. The individual self in Monism 2. The ...

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...g causes everything”.............................. 99 1. The idea of co-dependence ................................. 99 2. Conclusions of first ... ...concept still meaningful?Furthermore, what does interdependence (a.k.a. co-dependence) mean, exactly? Is an embrace in mid-airChapter 4 ... .... The self has no phenomenal qualities in our experience; so, all its spatial features here are merely symbolic. The drawing is not intended... ...f gods or God. It is apowerful form of advertising, which produces psychic dependence onthe idol, so that it is voluntarily or involuntarily recalled ... ...ade evident in the following excerptsfrom past books. 1. The idea of co-dependenceThe Buddhist idea of ‘co-dependence’ might be statedbroadly as ea... ...erial, call it ‘spiritual’, substance. This might behypothesized as having spatial as well as temporal locationconscious of some other object – i.e. t... ...l phenomena in its substance. Butthe soul and mind are only proximate in a spatial sense, ifat all. The soul is not made of mental stuff or ofconsciou... ...-pain related,applicable to any sentient being, whereas the latter aremore spatial and temporal, implying a more complex formof life.It is also import... ...s are physical objects regardedas further afield than mental objects? Such spatialconsiderations are only possible if we locate the soul in acontinuum...

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...ystems, modeling planejoint, iterative methods for displacement analysis of spatial mechanisms,inertial force analysis of spatial mechanisms etc. In ... ...f usual vector spaces / linear algebrasdefine basis, dimension, linear dependence and lineartransformation of dual number linear algebras wit... ...ikemodeling plane joint, in an iterative method for displacementanalysis of spatial mechanisms [4-7], Yang in inertial forceanalysis of spatial mechan... ...nberg, R.S., An iterative method for the displacement analysis of spatial mechanisms, ASME Journal of Applied Mechanics, 309- 314, J... ...C.M.S. 12, 8-10, 1989.21. Wittenburg, J., Dual quaternions in kinematics of spatial mechanisms, Computer Aided Analysis and Optimization of Mechanic...

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...et and mastering the art. Discover state-of-the-art techniques explained in simple English, applicable to many modern problems, especially related to spatial processes and pattern recognition. This textbook includes numerous visualization techniques (for instance, data animations using video libraries in R), a true test of independence, simple illustration of dual confiden...

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... . . . 34 1 3.4 Spatial Statistics, Nearest Neighb... ...lustering in GPU using density (gray levels) equalizer Inference New test of independence, spatial processes, model fitting,... ...MP4 videos – see ours on YouTube This first volume deals with point processes in one and two dimensions, including spatial processes andclustering. T... ...nt processes include Neyma-Scott (see here) and Mat´ern (see here). Useful references include Baddeley’s textbook “Spatial Point Processes and their ... ...and Kenrose’s book “Lectures on thePoisson Process” [52], and Cressie’s comprehensive 900-page book “Statistics for Spatial Data” [16]. Clusterpoint p... ...sses? Consider the one-dimensional case, with B1 = [a, b[, B2 = [b, c[.SolutionThe answer is negative, although the dependence is weak [Wiki]. Let B12... ...and c = 1.6, we have (approximately) q1 = 0.2329, q2 = 0.2306, q12 = 0.0177, and q1q2 = 0.0537. However the dependence is weak. Also, we have...

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...Two-Track” Policy . . . . . 18 Soviet Initiatives—And the Reagan Response . . . 20 Soviet Satellites—How Threatening Are They . . . 21 Our Growing Dependence on Satellites . . . 22 Congress Prevails—Constraining the US ASAT . . . . . . 24 Summarizing the Carter and Reagan Years . . . . 24 Notes . . . . . 25 5 CHANGING STRATEGIES . . . 27 Notes . . . . . 29 6 ASAT ...

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...How Threatening Are They . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Our Growing Dependence on Satellites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Congr... ...frastructure in many areas of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait also increased our dependence on satellite sys­ tems for intratheater command and control.9 ... ...ed the debate inthis country over the need for an ASAT program and our own dependence onspace systems. This chapter briefly discusses a possible ratio... ...t capability are leaving us with little choice. Because of our grow­ ing dependence on space systems we can hardly permit them to have a dominant ... ...owledged what the Eisenhoweradmin- istration had anticipated: a growing US dependence on satellites. Todeal with that dependence and maintain a sanctu... ...for military purposes. The Limitations of Today’s Commercial Satellites Spatial and spectral resolution and revisit frequency determine the mili­ta... ...ne the mili­tary usefulness of an earth remote-sensing satellite. Although spatial resolu­tion is the most important capability a satellite must posse... ...s Without Space-Based Intelligence-Collection Capabilities,” ibid., 72. 7. Spatial resolution characterizes one aspect of remote-sensing data collecti... ...zes one aspect of remote-sensing data collection. Generally, thebetter the spatial resolution, the sharper the image and the smaller the object the se...

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...’S USE OF DILEMMA 33 4. THE SUBJECT-PREDICATE RELATION 37 5. PERCEPTS AND CONCEPTS 47 6. MOTION AND REST 73 7. CAUSALITY 99 8. CO-DEPENDENCE 123 9. KARMIC LAW 141 10. GOD AND CREATION 147 11. SELF OR SOUL 169 12. SELF-KNOWLEDGE 185 AFTERWORD: NOT ‘EMPTY LOGIC’, BUT EMPTY OF LOGIC 197 APPENDIXES: 1. FALLACIES IN NAGARJUNA’...

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... 737. CAUSALITY 998. CO-DEPENDENCE 1239. KARMIC LAW ... ... inconclusive.122 Buddhist Illogic Co-dependence 1238. Co-dependence. One further argument ment... ...ng causality, Nagarjuna effectively also attacks theBuddhist concept of co-dependence, which is normallyconsidered one of the main bases for, or the c... ...atonly by disowning all concepts and doctrines – includingcausality and co-dependence – can we in fact get in contactwith what they merely point to. T... ...nt requires a whole book (see my Co-dependence 125forthcoming publication on causal logic). But I... ...odern physics postulates certain basic constituents of matter as without spatial extension. He asks why, if God (as we conceive Him) is omnipote...

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...vity should be enhanced significantly within the next few decades to meet the large demand of food by emerging population. Not to mention, too much dependence on chemical fertilizers for more crop productions inevitably damages both environmental ecology and human health with great severity. Exploitation of microbes as biofertilizers is considered to some extent an al...

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...t the large demand of foodby emerging population. Not to mention, too much dependence on chemicalfertilizers for more crop productions inevitably dama... ...ailored to local conditions and to supply them in amode that satisfies the spatial and temporal variability of crop responses. Thus,extensive research...

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...e of dilemma 520 4. The subject-predicate relation 522 5. Percepts and concepts 525 6. Motion and rest 532 7. Causality 539 8. Co-dependence 545 9. Karmic law 550 10. God and creation 552 11. Self or soul 558 12. Self-knowledge 562 Afterword: Not ‘empty logic’, but empty of logic 565 Appendices 568 ...

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................................................................. 539 8. Co-dependence ................................................................... ................................................................. 539 8. Co-dependence ................................................................... ...onsciousness‘subjective’ (in the pejorative sense of the term), implying a dependence (creation or modification) of the Objectby the Subject, is a ver... ...y,’distinguishing them by their relative poverty, transience, intimacy and dependence on us. Most of our common‘world’ (cumulative appearance) is comp... ...he soul and its functions, does not (as far as I can tell) have noticeable spatialcharacteristics. But the soul is sometimes ‘represented’ by visual i... ...idual existents, is the ‘natural’ mode (and its subsidiary ‘temporal’ and ‘spatial’ modes).Another important mode is the ‘extensional,’ which treats c... ...color, sound, odors, tastes, touch-sensations and feelings all seem tohave spatial as well as temporal aspects, which give rise to our correlations of... ...tain sounds under our teeth, not just a taste and smell. Suchinferences of spatiality are based on very complex hypotheses involving both perceptual e... ...d taste, per se, play a relatively secondary, passive role in our grasp of spatiality,but the same is perhaps not true for animals, or even babies.Par...

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...iv.org/abs/1105.5815. 138 Sabine Hossenfelder et Tobias Mistele, « The Redshift-Dependence of Radial Acceleration: ModifiedGravity versus Particle ... ...thétiquetranscendantale en montrant que ce n'est pas l'espace et le temps, mais la spatialité (déterminismedans l'ordre positionnel) et la temporalité... ...dée que les mouvements relatifs peuvent être connusindépendamment de toute théorie spatiale, pour permettre aux mouvements relatifs d'avoir unepositio... ... critique épistémologique de la théorie de l'espace-temps, est lui-même unethéorie spatiale.Riemann (1867) et Helmholtz (1870) ont déclaré que toutes ... ...h nie le rôlede la géométrie dans l'explication de la cause profonde des relations spatiales. 247Mais Einstein relie l'espace-temps non seulement à un... ...du temps et les indices i et j avec des valeurs de 1 à3 indiqueront les directions spatiales. En relativité générale, les valeurs de ces paramètres so... .... Le 474 A. Avgoustidis et al., « Constraints on the CMB Temperature-Redshift Dependence from SZ and DistanceMeasurements », Journal of Cosmology... ...tins, et A. M. R. V. L. Monteiro. « Constraints on the CMB Temperature-Redshift Dependence from SZ and Distance Measurements ». Journal ... ...://arxiv.org/abs/1010.3420.Hossenfelder, Sabine, et Tobias Mistele. « The Redshift-Dependence of Radial Acceleration: Modified Gravity versus Parti...

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...not limited to logical conditioning and causation, but is equally applicable to other modes of modality, including extensional, natural, temporal and spatial conditioning and causation. From the results obtained, we are able to settle with formal certainty most of the historically controversial issues relating to causation. Phase III: Software Assisted Analysis. The appro...

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... 4. Oppositions and Other Inferences. 303 Chapter 20. Concerning Complements. 306 1. Reducing Numerous Complements to Just Two. 306 2. Dependence Between Complements. 307 3. Exclusive Weak Causation. 308 4. The Need for an Additional Item (or Two). 311 Chapter 21. Causative Syllogisms. 313 1. Methodology. 313 2. 3-Item Syllogisms. 314 ...

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...cable to other modes ofmodality, including extensional, natural, temporal and spatial conditioning and causation.From the results obtained, we are abl... ... Just Two. ..................................................318 2. Dependence Between Complements. .................................... ... characteristic, instead) in some other of its instances. This gives rise to spatial and extensional modalities of causation.• Tertiary senses are ep... ...not cause me to write these comments).2 This is the basis for a concept of spatial modality, which I did not treat in Future Logic. At thetime I wr... ...ty, just as temporal modality is akin tonatural (or circumstantial) modality. Spatial and temporal modality should behave in similar ways invarious re... ...nce; the term “followed” is ambivalent (indeed, it is also used in relationto spatial or numerical series). Even though causal and temporal sequence a... ...dence than a “dependent effect”. Alternatively, broadening the connotation of dependence, wemight say that the effect of a necessary cause is strongly... ...hing”. But the possibility of independence from some things does not exclude dependence on other things. Each of the two things taken at random may ... ...ir conjunction). The second and third clauses in the definition guarantee the dependenceof R on P and Q together. The fourth clause serves to ground t...

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...011). They consider that there is no ontological distinction between objects and properties, including relations, and thus no relation of ontological dependence between objects and properties, including relation, so there is no problem of ontological priority. The distinction is only conceptual, (Lam and Esfeld 2012) but it would be a mistake to deduce from this way of rep...

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...Knowledge: Wikipedia from the Perspective of Environmental Drama Theory Gan Lihao, Wang Hao Knowledge Construction of Online Encyclopedias from a Spatial Perspective Gan Lihao, Hu Jie Digital Discourse Frameworks in Wikipedia Gan Lihao, Guan Yonglu, Fei Jin Human–Machine Society in Wikipedia from the Perspective of Recognition Theory Gan Lihao Knowledge and...

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...bs in the country. It will generate 4,950 MWh of electricity, reducing the dependence onfossil fuels.JamaicaOn 11 April 2019, Jamaica and China signed... ...-288.② Jones H. Wikipedia, Translation and the Collaborative Production of Spatial Knowledge (s): A socio-narrative analysis[J]. Alif: Journal of Comp... ...01.[43]Jones H. Wikipedia, Translation and the Collaborative Production of Spatial Knowledge (s):A socio-narrative analysis[J]. Alif: Journal of Compa...

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...9 2.1.2.4 IN TERMS OF ACTION, WHAT ALLAH WILLS WILL HAPPEN. 100 2.2 ATTRIBUTES OF ALLAH 101 2.2.1 ALLAH IS 103 2.2.1.1 ARGUMENT FROM CONTINGENCY, DEPENDENCE, AND NECESSITY 108 2.2.1.2 ARGUMENT FROM THE NON-EXISTENCE OF NOTHINGNESS 110 2.2.1.3 ARGUMENT FROM UNITY 114 2.2.1.4 ARGUMENT FROM FINE-TUNING 120 2.2.2 ALLAH IS ONE 123 2.2.2.1 UNITY IS BASIC 125 2.2.2.2 HO...

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........................ 103 I 2.2.1.1 ARGUMENT FROM CONTINGENCY, DEPENDENCE, AND NECESSITY ................................. 108 2.2.1.2 A... ... -107- 2.2.1.1 Argument from Contingency, Dependence, and Necessity Allah is the Self-Sufficient. (Q... ... unity y, unity z; and they are united in unity k. Forexample, we perceive spatial distance between the cat and her kittens.But the distance is a part... ...oes not restrict Allah. We cannot say “Allah ison the earth or inside this spatial region” either.Allah’s being the First and the Last, the Ascendant ... ...y separativerealities. On the contrary, they are unifying features/ units. Spatialor temporal relationships are like relationships of specific equatio... ...at time T1: If the first one influences a second thingwhich is in another “spatial” region, the second is influenced with nopower to influence the fir... ...ch position is strictly and distinctlyseparated from the other. Therefore, spatial separation isindispensable in determinism, and ... ... free will. Because, the knowledgeof God depends on the will of Jane. This dependence is a logicaldependence. In actuality, God knows all information ... ...e of goodness at least for her, but also for God.This is about the logical dependence of the knowledge of God aboutthe attitude of Jane in such a situ...

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...time differentiation operator (d/dt)Fig. figure F, F vector variables  spatial differentiation vector (del)Sec. section ... ...he mass as a measure of a particle’s inertia. As a matter of principle, if the dependence of all pair forces Fkk’ of par... ... called the potential energy.16 The vector operator  (called either del or nabla) of spatial differentiation17 allows a very compact expres... ... k k 1 effective potential energy of the system,8 and k denotes the spatial differentiation over coordinates of the kth pa... ...is case of the single degree of freedom!) yields 8 Note that due to the possible time dependence of U, Eq. (17) does not mean that the forces Fk ... ... 2,3vertical axis, this motion yields quite a complex (generally, open) spatial trajectory as observed from alab frame, so it is fa... ... is the same, so these time intervals are equal to each other. (Note that the dependence of points A and B on H is not necessarily contin... ...m, placed into potential U(q) =  n positive integer), calculate the functional dependence of the particle oscillation period T on its ener... ... and its wave number k – one may say, between thetemporal and spatial frequencies of the wave. For our current system, th...

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...olute.It is important not to draw the wrong inference from the saidexistential dependence, and to think it implies some sort ofrelativism and subjecti... ... A POISONOUS BREW 65knowledge, we always find ultimate dependence on empiricalgivens, generalization and adduction. There is n... ..., claimed, orattached to by the subject-agent). The latter ‘subjectivity’ (i.e.dependence on the subject-agent) is very often left implicit,simply bec... ...on and notmerely through induction.This philosophy of “interdependence” or “co-dependence”sounds good at first sight, because it implies that none of ... ...ow to prove.In a past work of mine50, I explain how the Buddhist doctrineof co-dependence must not be taken as nugatory of the law ofidentity that ‘fa... ...ure-pain related, applicable toany sentient being, whereas the latter are more spatial andtemporal, implying a more complex form of life.It is also im... ...jects regardedas further afield than mental objects? Such spatialconsiderations are only possible if we locate the soul in aconti...

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...t defies rational belief. Obviously, the spatial component of (1) describes dθ2 + sin2 θdϕ2 ... ...n the components of the However, the correct description of points by the spatial partmetric tensor of (2a) are precisely the same as those of (1).... ... Volume 2this elementary geometrical fact. Consequently, they have The spatial part of (7) describes a sphere of radius D =managed to attribute... ...bes a sphere of radius r centred at r = 0, being identical !to the spatial component of (1). His equation (13) is precisely √Cthe spat... ... and it must also satisfy the far-field condition (spatially as r → r±, Rp(r) → 0+ , asy... ... throat. It is known that the Poincare group is the Wigner-the z dependence of the complex Jacobian is no longer Inonu group contra...

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...n to “fleshout” its new strategy. The study also offers us a tool to showthe dependence of this new strategy on aerospace power.Larry Bockman and Brad... ...tellite reconnaissance and tactical com -munications concluding that “the US dependence on satelliteswas growing and that these satellites were largel... ...thlucrative targets. He observed that “in purely military terms,the national dependence on space-based systems equates to avulnerability. History show... ...l -though these nations depend on foreign sources for theirspace needs, this dependence is mitigated to some degree bybuilding their own ground statio... ...toevaluate the capabilities and utility of remote sensing/imagingsatellites. Spatial resolution, spectral resolution, and revisittime are the most com... ... compare andassess the capabilities of imaging satellites. Table 27 showsthe spatial and spectral resolution and the revisit frequency ofseveral civil... ... imaging/remote sensing satellites with com -mercially available products.49 Spatial resolution refers to the size of an object on theground a sensor ... ...ize of an object on theground a sensor can distinguish. For optical sensors, spatialresolution is typically the area on the ground that is observ-able... ... only distinguish objects20 meters or larger in size. For military purposes spatial resolution characterizes the sat-ellite’s ability to perform such...

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... Embodied Cognition: How avatars and physical interaction deepen learning. ..... 42 The Power of Spatial Memory: Why learning about the Roman Forum... ...4: From Disembodied to Embodied Learning in the Metaverse .............................. 44Table 5: Spatial Memory: Traditional vs. Metaverse-Based Le... ...it is a newenvironment for constructing understanding. It leverages our brain’s innate capacity for spatialmemory and embodied cognition, transforming... ...an brain learns, remembers, and connects. • Presence and the Brain: The feeling of "being there" (spatial presence) and "being there with others"... ...sible: walk through a cell, manipulate molecules, or build a castle in the air. • The Power of Spatial Memory: Our brains evolved to remember pla... ...f precise interactivity. Holding a phone up for long periods can be fatiguing. • Environmental Dependence: Marker-based AR requires specific imag...

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...ature = 1 g(0)μν ∂2ζαβ = 1 ζαβ ,(+−−−), where time is real and spatial coordinates are imag- Rαβ 2 ∂xμ∂xν 2inary, becaus... ... 1 gαβ R = 2on the spatial section of any given observer is positive = −κ Tαβ + λgαβ, where... ...in Greek, absence of matter and λ-fields (Tαβ = 0, λ = 0), that is, inwhile spatial indices are Roman. Hence the time term in emptiness, the Eins... ...gαβ rαrβ will be positive, while + ζαβ become β αβthe spatial part (Laplace’s operator) will be negative Δ = ζα ... ... waves of the force; itational inertial force Fα = −2c2bβaβα, the chr.inv.-spatial (2) Experiments to register waves of the force field, using proj... ... In other words, the dependence of coefficients s and aα Comparing eq.-(87) with the rel... ...esent paper. xμν. In general, when the metric has a dependence on the After performing the contractions of (112) and the co... ...t at radioactive decay of 239Pu. These experiments revealed sharp dependence the histogram structure on the direction of α-parti... ... of the authors (I. A. R.).This result meant, that the question is not about dependence In this device the semi-conductor detector (photo diode)on...

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...n vacuumFrom the infinitely small to the infinitely big covering over sixty spatial orders ofmagnitude quantum theory is used as much to describe the ... ...ative motion between frames. We can show the source andobserver in the same spatial relationship to each other in all reference frames, but theemissio... ...e silver atoms pass through theinhomogeneous magnetic field. If the beam is spatially quantized, as Sommerfeldpredicted, two spots should be observed ... ... broadened beamspot. They concluded that although they had not demonstrated spatial quantization, theyhad provided evidence that the silver atom posse... ...This result seemed to confirm Sommerfeld's quantum-theoretical predictionof spatial quantization. The Stern-Gerlach result posed a problem for the Boh... ... ) ε +a'u (r ) [; (2 , where u(r) is a function whichdescribes the spatial dependence of the field mode, is the polarization vector, and Ew=ω/V is th... ...hat a photon offrequency ω travelled in direction θ,φ will be absorbed. The dependence on the photondirection is contained in the matrix element Uℓk. ... ...es as a function of time.The Time Independent Schrödinger Equation The time dependence enteres into the wavefunction via a complex exponential factor ... ...ex exponential factor exp[－h iEt/ [. This suggests that to extract thistime dependence we guess a solution to the Schrödinger wave equation of the for...

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...l generalization is10 The logical calculus involved is thus not a simple dependence on “confirmation”, but a muchmore complex and global set of cons... ... or religious obligations, and unable to resist them.But such passivity or dependence is not normal or inevitable; it is a curable sickness of thesoul... ...there be no known instances of A which are not B is unaffected, and the dependence of the truth of All A are B on this condition is unchanged. N... ...odes of causation. That is, itcan be equally said of natural, extensional, spatial, temporal, or logical causation. Thus,reduction or irreducibility h... ...y this means.Liebniz’s doctrine effectively accepts temporal causation, spatial causation, extensionalcausation, and even logical causation, but... ...salways’) requires generalization from some to all times of some existent; spatial necessity (‘iseverywhere’), from some to all places of it; extensio... ...(of the twelve categories) were all to be purely ‘rational’, devoid of any dependence onexperience. They were forms of sensibility and understanding k... ...lobs of colors as distinct things; thereafter we may regard these items as spatially ortemporally separate, or this color and that one to be the same ... ...e is a relatively complex actof reason. Before we can actually give things spatial and temporal dimensions (positions,shapes and sizes), we have to en...