What did Guericke consider a'duality'?
Mind and body
Matter and energy
Something containing all things
Time and space
Answer
Something containing all things refers to Guericke's concept of duality, a belief that there are two fundamental principles or forces that underpin reality and determine the behavior and characteristics of the physical world. This duality manifests in various forms, such as the interplay between matter and spirit, attraction and repulsion, or positive and negative forces.
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