For 10 points, name this mathematician disliked by George Berkeley for inventing calculus.
This philosopher stated that both space and duration are "affections of being," and described God as having a "quantity of existence" that is infinite in both space and duration. H. W. Turnbull collected this philosopher's correspondences, such as those he wrote with his defender James Jurin. This philosopher was attacked by another man in the third person by the tract Charta Volans, which criticizes him for opposing the theory of vortices, a position of his praised by Voltaire. This philosopher savaged Rene Descartes' The World in the (*) General Scholium, in which he stated "I do not frame hypotheses," but argued his hypotheses explained comets better than Descartes. A creation of this man results in "ghosts of departed quantities" according to the tract The Analyst, which criticizes this man's "method of fluxions." For 10 points, name this mathematician disliked by George Berkeley for inventing calculus.
This philosopher stated that both space and duration are "affections of being," and described God as having a "quantity of existence" that is infinite in both space and duration.
Sir Isaac Newton