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"Each thing becomes an assemblage of parts outside of parts; the universe is a vast collection of these assemblages, indefinitely extended in all directions."

"matter is no what is ESSENTIALLY MEASURABLE. Measurability, rather than the being-in-itselfness of quiddity or esse, now constitutes its very essence."

"..unlike the scholastics of that era, for whom 'possible worlds' were never compossible with the actual world, for the architects of early modern science, the counterfactual world of abstracted singularities, which never actually exists becomes the theoretical and ontological basis of the actual world, which is now a second-order phenomenon 'constructed' from the counter-factual."

This is a brilliant book. "There is the theological or 'ontological' sense of the God implied by this new vision of nature, what God MUST BE if this metaphysics of nature is true."

This is a brilliant book. "There is the theological or 'ontological' sense of the God implied by this new vision of nature, what God MUST BE if this metaphysics of nature is true."