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    Supports→All measurements and determinations of space and time are based on spatio-temporal point-coincidences.

    Measurement requires such an intersubjective spatio-temporal basis.

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    Schlick’s new understanding of concept-formation allows him to seriously address the question of how the respective intuitive spaces of each of the senses are coordinated in the construction of a general intuitive space, which is not specific to any particular sense modality. The intuitive images of experience are spatially ordered, since they exhibit relative locations as well as spatial extension. In addition, since experiences occur one after another, they also exhibit an intuitive temporal o

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