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>>19860621
Disregard Kant, read Husserl.
> "Husserl conceives the constitution of space as the monosubjective intentional transformation of manifold of so-called sensuous fields that we make during our corporal-moving activity (objective space is the correlate of the monosubjective transformation). On the other side he conceives it as intersubjective, intentional transformation of structures of subjective perceived spaces that we make (together with so-called ‘transcendental empathy’) within our community of transcendental subjects that communicate each other (hence, the objective space is the correlate of the intersubjective transformation)...

> The ‘physical space’, in Husserl’s opinion, is only an intersubjective construct. Summarizing we can say that Husserlian conception is realistic (at least at the starting point) and moderate deterministic (to the moment of writing Ideas I and II, wherein Husserl starts reformulating his theory of space into the transcendental idealism)."

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>>16817450

That's pleb tier, really.