Critique of Pure Reason
Critique of Pure Reason
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Who compelled you to imagine an absolutely pri- mal condition of the world, and therewith an absolute be- ginning of the gradually pro- gressing succesrions of phaeno- mena and, as some founda- tion for this fancy of yours, to set bounds to unlimited nature ? Inasmuch as the substances in the world have always existed at least the unity of experience renders such a supposition quite neces- sary there is no difficulty in believing also, that the changes in the conditions of these sub- stances ha...ve always existed ; and, consequently, that a first beginning, mathematical or dynamical, is by no means re- quired. The possibility of such an infinite derivation, without any initial member from which all the others result, is certainly quite in- comprehensible. But if you are rash enough to deny the enigmatical secrets of nature for this reason, you will find yourselves obliged to deny also the existence of many fundamental properties of natural objects (such as fundamental forces), which you can just as little compre- hend ; and even the possi- bility of so simple a concep- tion as that of change must present to you insuperable dif- 282 TKANSCENDENTAL DIALECTIC.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who compelled you to imagine an absolutely pri- mal condition of the world, and therewith an absolute be- ginning of the gradually pro- gressing succesrions of phaeno- mena and, as some founda- tion for this fancy of yours, to set bounds to unlimited nature ? Inasmuch as the substances in the world have always existed at least the unity of experience renders such a supposition quite neces- sary there is no difficulty in believing also, that the changes in the conditions of these sub- stances ha...ve always existed ; and, consequently, that a first beginning, mathematical or dynamical, is by no means re- quired. The possibility of such an infinite derivation, without any initial member from which all the others result, is certainly quite in- comprehensible. But if you are rash enough to deny the enigmatical secrets of nature for this reason, you will find yourselves obliged to deny also the existence of many fundamental properties of natural objects (such as fundamental forces), which you can just as little compre- hend ; and even the possi- bility of so simple a concep- tion as that of change must present to you insuperable dif- 282 TKANSCENDENTAL DIALECTIC.
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