Kant's theory of cognition in light of modern physics:
Hello dear Rabbi Michi,
Do you think Kant's theory of knowledge has been rejected by modern physics?
If so, which parts of it?
I'm a little worried when I study Kant's teachings, especially on the subject of space and time, and it could be that I'm building a worldview that has lost its appeal.
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I remember we dealt with something like this before, and there I wrote to you that the Kantian assumption regarding the transcendence of space and time is rejected by modern physics (a fact that is not forced upon us but comes from experiment). I don't know about anything beyond that.
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