The Third Discussion on Cosmic Space in Zero Dimension
—A Discussion on Spatial Questions According to the Correspondence between Clarke and Leibniz ()
ABSTRACT
The relationship between space (absolute space) and matters (relative
space) is similar to that between a stage and performers, where they both exist
independently and are interconnected. This work first explores the hypothesis
that the Essential space of the Universe is absolute and is zero-dimensional.
The second part of the hypothesis discusses that the three-dimensional Universe
is a relative space occupied by matters and a representation of its relative
positions. The hypothesis in this work will be explored and discussed using
reference from the correspondence between Clarke and Leibniz. This work
tentatively concludes that the space is absolute and zero-dimensional.
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Liu, S. (2021) The Third Discussion on Cosmic Space in Zero Dimension
—A Discussion on Spatial Questions According to the Correspondence between Clarke and Leibniz.
Open Journal of Philosophy,
11, 326-335. doi:
10.4236/ojpp.2021.112022.
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