If all the parts of the universe are interchained in a certain measure, any one phenomenon will not be the effect of a single cause, but the resultan… - Henri Poincaré

Now what is science? ...it is before all a classification, a manner of bringing together facts which appearances separate, though they are bound together by some natural and hidden kinship. Science, in other words, is a system of relations. ...it is in relations alone that objectivity must be sought. ...it is relations alone which can be regarded as objective.
External objects... are really objects and not fleeting and fugitive appearances, because they are not only groups of sensations, but groups cemented by a constant bond. It is this bond, and this bond alone, which is the object in itself, and this bond is a relation.

Il n’y pas d’infini actuel; les Cantoriens l’ont oublié, et ils sont tombés dans la contradiction. Il est vrai que le Cantorisme a rendu des services, mais c’était quand on l’appliquait à un vrai problème, dont les termes étaient nettement définis, et alors on pouvait marcher sans crainte.

Or... they observe an astronomic phenomenon... an eclipse of the moon, and... suppose... this... is perceived simultaneously from all points of the earth. That is not altogether true, since the propagation of light is not instantaneous; if absolute exactitude were desired, there would be a correction... according to a complicated rule.