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Analogies of Experience
{ 1 } - .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
{ 2 } - "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
{ 3 } - "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
{ 4 } - does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
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Analogies of Experience
{ 1 } - .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
{ 2 } - "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
{ 3 } - "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
{ 4 } - does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
Analogies of Experience <=> .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
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Analogies of Experience
{ 1 } - .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
{ 2 } - "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
{ 3 } - "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
{ 4 } - does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
First Analogy of Experience <=> "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
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Analogies of Experience
{ 1 } - .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
{ 2 } - "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
{ 3 } - "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
{ 4 } - does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
Third Analogy of Experience <=> "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
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Analogies of Experience
{ 1 } - .They correspond to the schematized categories of relation.
{ 2 } - "In every change of appearances the substance remains, and its quantum in Nature neither increases nor diminishes."
{ 3 } - "All substances, so far as they can be perceived as coexistent in space, are in thorough-going interaction."
{ 4 } - does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
Second Analogy of Experience <=> does not tell us what the cause of a perception is, it just tells us that there is one.
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