antimony

is a paradox that is solved by remembering that space, time and cause are NOT external things independent of perception; but are instead the web and structure of experience.

Is there any exit from these blind alleys of thought? There is, says Kant, if we remember that space, time and cause are modes of perception and conception, which must enter into all our experience, since they are the web and structure of experience; these dilemmas arise from supposing that space, time and cause are external things independent of perception.

is solved by realizing that space and time and cause are not things, but modes of interpretation and understanding.

We can never have any experience which we shall not interpret in terms of space and time and cause; but we shall never have any philosophy if we forget that these are not things, but modes of interpretation and understanding.

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antimony