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What Did Leibniz Intend to Say in His Correspondence with Clarke?
In recent years, I have proposed "Quantum Language (QL)" as a linguistic Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics. This theory is applicable to both quantum and classical systems. Furthermore, I consider QL to be the scientific culmination of Western philosophical history. As a result, QL transforms the significance of almost all philosophical fields. In this paper, I demonstrate how the traditional evaluation of the Leibniz-Clarke correspondence is significantly altered through the lens of QL.
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