The only other possible claim would be that space is synthetic a posteriori that our intuitions of space are based upon experience. It does not seem to follow that one could experience space and then have intuitions of it sufficient enough to create the concept of space for if one did not originally have the idea of space, how would one be able to take independent objects and be able to differentiate them at all? It seems that in order to perceive anything as distinct from anything else, it is necessary to already have the concept of space and the idea that different things occupy different
The only other possible claim would be that space is synthetic a posteriori that our intuitions of space are based upon experience. It does not seem to follow that one could experience space and then have intuitions of it sufficient enough to create the concept of space for if one did not originally have the idea of space, how would one be able to take independent objects and be able to differentiate them at all? It seems that in order to perceive anything as distinct from anything else, it is necessary to already have the concept of space and the idea that different things occupy different