Proponents of the continuous theory believed that matter had no ultimate smallest units and could be divided infinitely, much like cutting a block of wood into smaller and smaller pieces without reaching a fundamental building block.
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Proponents of the continuous theory believed that matter had no ultimate smallest units and could be divided infinitely, much like cutting a block of wood into smaller and smaller pieces without reaching a fundamental building block.
Proponents of the continuous theory viewed matter as infinitely divisible, with no fundamental smallest unit. They believed that substances could be continuously divided into smaller parts without reaching a smallest indivisible particle, suggesting a smooth and continuous structure for matter.