COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Kant argued that space and time are forms of intuition. Reality filtered through the mind.

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Kant claimed space and time are not “things out there,” but the mind’s framework for organizing experience. This helps explain why mathematics and physics seem universally applicable to appearances (phenomena).

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