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Catalano: Thinking Matter; reducible to quantity (or not)

In talking about matters of reality - matters of experience - that can or cannot be reduced to quantity (by quantity, I think he is referring to quantitative analysis), then in the world outside of our mind, it cannot be reduced to quantity. Therefore, things are, as we see them.

Posted by steven n fettig on April 6, 2007 2:35 PM |

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