Life Quote by Kaiten Nukariya
““Some scholars maintain that we cannot think of non-existence of space, even if we can leave out all objects in it; nor can we doubt the existence of time, for the existence of mind itself presupposes time. Their very argument, however, proves the subjectivity of time and space, because, if they were objective, we should be able to think them non-existent, as we do with other external objects. Even space and time, therefore are no more than subjective. 10.””
About This Quote
Source Book: Unknown philosophical treatise, null
The passage argues that space and time are subjective constructs because we cannot conceive them as non‑existent, unlike other objects.
In simple terms: Space and time are mental constructs, not objective realities.
Recognize the role of perception in defining reality.
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When to use this quote
- academic debate
- philosophical inquiry
- teaching
- writing
- personal reflection
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does your perception shape what you consider real?
- Can we ever truly know if space and time exist independently of mind?
The claim may overlook scientific evidence treating space‑time as measurable.