| According to Leibniz, the world is made up of indivisible, but nevertheless complex, self-sufficient units that he called monads. |
| According to Leibniz, the whole world is an aggregate of monads. |
| Spinoza would be right, said Leibniz, were it not for the existence of monads. |
| The duad represented the line, as being bounded by two points or monads. |
| It is appetition that accounts for the monad's indivisibility, while the infinite set of perceptions accounts for its distinctness from all other monads. |
| As such, the subject-screen practices worldly experiences with uniquely singular monads depicting uniquely singular characters. |
