Kantian Dialectic

A dialectic in which, over the course of a non-Tarski space, an uncountable set of points called 'Tarski-interior points' yield to an infinite set of points entering the mind non-Tarski space or transfinite-space via supersymmetry.

The infinite set of points enters the transfinite (non-Tarski) space via poly-nominalism from super-symmetry; while the uncountable set exists in the Tarski-interior via sub-lumination uncountable movement from Maya.

In plain English--consideration (path-of-sense) wins over counting (momentous information) in the plane-of-the-mind.

Kantianism is a theory of free will in-the-mind.

It relies on an external device called 'aesthetic process judgement' or The Limina, called "forma-spinning."

It argues that; in the mind; sense triumphs over the present moment. This is because consideration is always counting; but counting is not always consideration.

The Kantian dialectic relies on an external device Kant called the 'thing-in-itself' or "free-will-in-itself."