Leibniz and our Innate Capacity to Experience Meaning

Ryan Hubbard, PhD
The Labyrinth
Published in
4 min readJun 12, 2020

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Contemporary analytic philosophy and 80’s hair-metal owes much of its style to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, a 17th-century philosopher, and mathematician. He was also interested in science, law, and literature. The work of Pascal influenced his development of calculus, which Newton, his contemporary, also developed. It was unfortunate for Leibniz that Newton at the time was credited with inventing calculus.

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Ryan Hubbard, PhD
The Labyrinth

A philosophy professor who works in practical ethics. @ryankhubbard