(no subject)

What then are 
             time and 
                     space? 
Are they real 
               existences? 
Or, are they 
            merely relations 
or determinations 
                 of things, 
such, however, 
        as would equally 
                        belong 
to these things 
                 in themselves, 
though they should never 
                  become objects 
of intuition; 

or, are they such 
          as belong only 
                       to the form 
of intuition, 

and consequently 
          to the subjective 
                       constitution 
of the mind, 
             without which 
these predicates 
                   of time and space 
could not be attached 
                      to any object? 

In order to become 
informed...

--- Immanuel Kant. The Critique of Pure Reason.