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    sisthatbeingforitselftohsidesoftheantithesis

    strive,suspendsitselfasnegativitypushedtoitsextre;itbeestheselfignitingdestructionof

    thedifferentexistenontsthroughthisprocessthesubstantialidentityofthe

    ntsisprodusitselfintofertileindividuality

    thethunderstorsthepletenifestationofthisprocess,eteorological

    phenonaarebeginningsotsandundevelopedelaborationsofitnceing

    thunderstor,hooproposeasatisfactory

    explanationsinceitlitsitsperspectivetothenditionsoftheextealprocess,neitherofrain

    fortioninspiteofdelu,and,angthe

    ges,thearguntsdebythecleverlichtenbergagainstthetheoryofdissolution,whose

    neextentnoroflightningandthunderithashadjust

    aslittlesuena,inparticulareteorites,inhe

    processprogressesasfarasthebeginningofanearthlyre

    §233

    thenatter,gravity,setsoutitsntsinelentalnature,initiallyintheforf

    independentrealitiestheearthisinitiallytheabstractgroundofindividuality,andpositsitselfinits

    proutuallyseparatingelents,andnsequentlyasthe

    realgroundandactualityofindividualisationnoentspresent

    theelvesasbeingunifiedtogetherinncretepointsofunity

    c

    thephysicsofindividuality

    §234

    theindividualbodyistter,broughttogetherbythepartientsoutofthe

    generalityofgravityandintoindividualitythusitisdeteedinandforitselfandhasbyvirtueof

    itsindividualityaitutestheunityofthedifferentiationofabody

    thisindividualityisaiediateoratrest,ashape;bitsseparationintothediversityof

    featuresandthetensionofdifferences;cprocess,inuchas,

    initsdeteatenessinandforitselferges

    ashape

    §235

    theindividualityoftterinitsiediateexisten,sown

    deteatedifferenaterialofthebodyselfhasinthefirstplaceonlya

    superfiinacyasitsessence

    thisistheshape,thespecifickindofinatteranditsextealborderinspace;

    theindividualityofthechanis

    thespeatterasanelentisatthispointshapeless,becauseitisstillonlya

    singularityregardingtheforftheshape,andindividualityingeneral,itispreferabletoavoid

    theigeofanexteal,ayhelpinthiscasetodistinguish

    betheextealityofstyleandtheinheshapesherence,buttheessential

    pointistoreerthepeculiardifferentiationthisdistinction,the

    satinstitutesadeteate,selfidenticalunityintherelation

    §236

    theabstraatter,therelationoftheofits

    sstothevoluinthisrelationtheterialselfhoodtearsitselfatheabstract,

    generalrelationstothefillingofspace,andopposesa

    speitself

    thevaryingdensityoftterisoftenexplainedbytheassutionofpores;though”toexplain”

    ansingeneraltoreferaphenononbailiardeteationsofthe

    understanding,andnonorefaliarthanthoseof”position,””piecesandtheir

    details,”and”etiness”thereforenothingisaginativeinventionofpores

    toprehendthedensifiattertheseptyinterstices,thoughphysicsdoes

    notdenstratethedespiteitsattettospeakofthesathandanditsclaiobebasedon

    experienedisthetterofthought

    itdoesnotoccurtophysics,hohatithasthoughts,rueinatleasttwosensesand

    hereinathirdsense:theporesareonlyiginativeinventions

    aniediateexaleofthepeculiarspecificationofgravityofferedbyphysicsisfuishedbythe

    phenononthat,,isgised,itlosesits

    equilibriundshospresupposed

    byphysiountsofequallylargeterial

    partse;inthisalidentityofgravityreinsnsistent2theasure

    ofthenuerofpartsistheauntof,but3alsoofspace,sothatbodiesofequal

    ountsofspace;4nsequently,sarefoundin

    differentvolus,theequalityofthespacesispreservedbytheassutionofporeshe

    space

    kanthasalreadyntrastedintensitytothequantitativedeteationoftheaunt,and,instead

    ofpositingthattheheavierbodyntainsreparticlesinacertainspace,hehasassudthatin

    theheavierbodythesanuerofparticlesfillspacetoagreaterdegreeinthised

    ”dynaasrrectas

    thatofanextensivequantubutthisdistinptyandinitselfnothingherethe

    intensivedeteationofsize,hohisadvantage:thatitpointstothecategoryof

    asureandindinent

    detea,andonlyexistentasquantubuttodistinguishbetensiveor

    intensivequantuifferences,anddynacphysicsgoesnofurtherthanthisdoesnotexpress

    anyreality

    §237

    densityisatfirstonlyasiledeteacythesiledeteacyis,hoiallya

    deteationofforsaunitysplitapartfrotselfthusitnstitutestheprincipleof

    brittleness,theshapingrelationofitsnsistentlyintainedpoints

    thepreviouslyntionedpartiatter,areanextealdeteationof

    refleinationoftheunitisthatitistheianentforf

    shaping

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