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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 66 words
Assuming that there is physical space, and that it does thus correspond to private spaces, what can we know about it. We can know only what is required in order to secure the correspondence. That is to say, we can know nothing of what it is like in itself, but we can know the sort of arrangement of physical objects which results from their spatial relations.
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