According to Leibniz, "The passing condition, which involves and represents a multiplicity in the unit or in the simple substance, is nothing but what is called creation, which is to be distinguished from death."

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Leibniz actually described the passing condition involving and representing a multiplicity in the unit or in the simple substance as "perception," not creation. This concept is part of his philosophy regarding monads and their perceptions, not about creation or death directly.

According to Leibniz, "The Passing Condition, Which Involves and Represents