Quantum

The quantum is determinate quantity - a magnitude with a limit (5 meters, 100 degrees). Unlike the qualitative limit, the quantitative limit is indifferent: more or less does not change the What. The quantum has a double structure: extensive (divisible, additive like length) and intensive (indivisible, a degree like temperature). It stands in relation to other quanta (direct 1:2, inverse 1/x, power x²). Bad infinity shows itself here as "always still more."