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>>16593601
Most of this post seems tangential and only indirectly addressing what I said. Experience leads to induction, not deduction; but why even go on that tangent? Space and time are a priori forms of sensibility meaning they are ways that it is possible for your mind to experience things.

Ch'eng-t'ien was asked, "How should I apply my mind twenty-four hours a day?"
He replied, "When chickens are cold, they roost in trees, when ducks are cold, they plunge into water."
The questioner asked, "Then I don't need cultivated realization, and won't pursue Buddhahood or Zen mastery."
Ch'eng-t'ien responded, "You've saved half my effort."