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Anticipations of Perception
{ 1 } - All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
{ 2 } - Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
{ 3 } - the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
{ 4 } - means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
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Anticipations of Perception
{ 1 } - All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
{ 2 } - Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
{ 3 } - the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
{ 4 } - means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
Axioms (a priori rules) of Intuition (sense) <=> All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
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Anticipations of Perception
{ 1 } - All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
{ 2 } - Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
{ 3 } - the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
{ 4 } - means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
Mathematical Principles of the Understanding <=> Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
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Anticipations of Perception
{ 1 } - All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
{ 2 } - Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
{ 3 } - the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
{ 4 } - means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
Principles of the understanding <=> the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
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Anticipations of Perception
{ 1 } - All intuitions are extensive magnitudes.
{ 2 } - Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception
{ 3 } - the synthetic a priori laws of natural science.
{ 4 } - means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
Anticipations of Perception <=> means all sensations must have degrees of intensity. Degrees of sensation therefore can be measured mathematically.
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