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As bounds were set to reason, to prevent it from leaving the guiding thread of empirical conditions and losing itself in transcendent theories which are incapable of concrete presentation; so it was my purpose, on the other band, to set bounds to the law of the purely empirical understanding, and to protest against any attempts on its part at deciding on the possibility of things, or declaring the existence of the intelligible to be impossible, merely on the ground that it is not available for the explanation and exposition of phenomena. Then I say that the coexistence of these cannot be an object of possible perception and that the existence of one cannot, by any mode of empirical synthesis, lead us to the existence of another. For the proposition; "Every thinking being, as such, is simple substance," is an a priori synthetical proposition; because in the first place it goes beyond the conception which is the subject of it, and adds to the mere notion of a thinking being the mode of its existence, and in the second place annexes a predicate (that of simplicity) to the latter conception--a predicate which it could not have discovered in the sphere of experience. PLEASE FORWARD YOUR REPLY THROUGH MY PRIVATE EMAIL ADDRESS AND ENDEAVOUR TO FURNISH ME WITH YOUR COMPREHENSIVE AND CONFIDENTIAL TELEPHONE AND FAX NUMBERS FOR EASIER AND FASTER COMMUNICATION AND REMEMBER CONFIDENTIAL, TRUST AND ABSOLUTE COOPERATION IS NEEDED FOR THE SMOOTH AND IMMEDIATE CONCLUSION OF THIS MUTUAL BENEFICIAL TRANSACTION, SINCE I AM STILL WITH THE NETHERLANDS GOVERNMENT. And the world is termed nature,* when it is regarded as a dynamical whole--when our attention is not directed to the aggregation in space and time, for the purpose of cogitating it as a quantity, but to the unity in the existence of phenomena. But the science of mathematics has nothing to do with such questions, nor with the question of existence in any fashion; it is concerned merely with the properties of objects in themselves, only in so far as these are connected with the conception of the objects.