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  1. Things In Themselves

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    Non-Spatiality and Atemporality
    The Thing-in-Itself cannot exist in space or in time, as these are forms of intuition imposed by the observer. It is therefore often characterized by a state of Simultaneous Coherence ($\Sigma \text{C}$). This contrasts sharply with phenomenal objects, which must adhere to sequential temporality (the Law of Succession).
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