... things have extension. Objects exist in space. It is idiotic to say that...to be a mechanism by which space was continually created and destroyed. ...philosophy Subject: Re: Explanation Of Space And Time Without UsingSensory Existent ....googlegroups.com> George Dance wrote: [...] Space is not 'matter.' Its not ... different to pebbles, different to time, different to cars, different to ...
... down to...." an irreducible and sensory level of perception. Well can ... down to an irreducible and sensory level of perception. Perhaps you ... ground for the possibility of sensory interpretation we would have no ...of possibility - why don't you use it? There exist innate structures ... unsubstaniated claims. "Explanation Of Space And Time Without UsingSensory Existent ...
...back down to an irreducible and sensory level of perception. Knucmo said "...back down to an irreducible and sensory level of perception. Perhaps you ...the ground for the possibility of sensory interpretation we would have no ... you cockhead? "Explanation Of Space And Time Without UsingSensory Existent ... Obvioulsy Kant feels there are explanations and knowledge outside of experience, ...
...without an innate sense of space and timeSpace and time an innate sense? ...Without the ground for the possibility of sensory interpretation we would have no means by... making a Kantian point - which is fucking priceless!! The question "Explanation Of Space And Time Without UsingSensory Existent Examples" ... assertion that there can be no explanations outside of our experience of them"....
...m saying there could be time without motion; You have also...motion. Only because you are used to the idea of clocks...and infer the idea of time from that. I gave that...had experimented 1,000s of times 1,000s of what? Thousands...imaginary concepts? "Or are space and time such that they belong...intuition, Goodness me what crap, time is a relational concept, it...
... If your definition of space is *something existing in sensory reality* which man ...and integration" - so by your definition space would be the same thing as...words George, if your definition of space leaves absolutely NOTHING up to imagination... is quite contradictory. By it, space could be both a dog and...of contradictions. and (B) then explain how, WITHOUT USING TOTAL IMAGINATION, the ...
... goose i.e. a bird brain. If your definition of space is *something existing in sensory reality* which man can objectively identify through the perceptions of ..., in other words George, if your definition of space leaves absolutely NOTHING up to imagination, then (A)... and (B) then explain how, WITHOUT USING TOTAL IMAGINATION, the space replaced by the pebbles remains in the...
..., rather than identifying space as something existing in sensory reality, which can ... existing world around him, including the use of machines designed by man to...identify the actual existing composition of space and his ability of action to...am saying that rather than giving space an objectively determined definition and ...not identified to or against any sensory existent evidence, no different in ...
... they are "at the same time as I am right now".... identified that matter making up *space* by firing light beams into ...we are "actualy" (hesitate to use the word) seeing them (the...e. accepting an idea without sensory evidence, I digress again) Rand...identification and intergration of that sensory data for ALL of your...accept time as a relational concept and existing in sensory reality...
... ability to locate objects in space"; wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn ...1974, 616) One view of space is it is part of...knowledge, without any link to sensory evidence. What a liar you...rested my case entirely on sensory evidence: <quote> Matter that doesn...HAVE a direct link to sensory reality / evidence, they, the origins...the concepts space and time DO exist IN SENSORY REALITY, which...
