The concept of space

The common idea of time and space that we still have is surely due to Newton. Space, similar to a plank, is the entity on which and within take place all facts of the world, while time is the fundamental reason of self-identification and self-comprehension. With Einstein come to lay the foundations for the revolutionary concept whereby space and time do not exist. All this – and it is the fundamental reason for the unusual form of connection between physics and philosophy – can achieve extraordinary, speculative, acquisitions: a) the end of traditional metaphysics; b) each time this make-space, how about the existence of the entities/objects only as of the effective possibility (that is establishing actually) in their interrelationship, is preceded by a radical ‘absence of being’: there is existence only in the effectiveness of all this; c) that the Being of Western Tradition, being no longer something of a pre-writable in its pre-existence, being instead led, each time, of probabilistic, not causal, interrelations, opens to a new meaning of ontology as de-ontology. A de-ontology where being can be said only closed in the logos, in this-logos-here as the way of a strategy of man in his interrelation with the world.