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Cosmological Black Hole Observations and Kant's Transcendental Aesthetic

Published 3 Dec 2017 in physics.hist-ph | (1712.00689v1)

Abstract: Kant put forward the notion of the Transcendental Aesthetic (TA) in his manuscript A  Critique  of  Pure  Reason{\it A\; Critique\; of\; Pure\; Reason}. In this note I review the TA in light of the detection of gravitational wave radiation. While the notion of the TA has been refuted in many different ways since its introduction, I argue that this simple proof by contradiction is of interest pedagogically and philosophically. I hope this elucidation may be useful in introductory science courses and in science communication more generally.

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