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Berkeley Reading Guide 74. "There is no such thing as the ten-thousandth part of an inch; but there is of a mile or diameter of the earth, which may be signified by that inch." (§127) Explain. How does this indicate the basic error of the notion of infinite divisibility, for Berkeley? |
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