Original sentence: In the writings of the philosopher Gottfried Leibniz, monads are atomistic mental objects which experience the world from a particular point of view.It includes many features borrowed from Unix and AmigaOS.Leibniz's theory does not posit physical space; rather, physical objects are constructs of the collective experiences of monads.This way of putting it is misleading, however; monads do not interact with each other (are "windowless"), but rather are imbued at creation with all their future experiences in a system of pre-established harmony
Edited sentence: In the writings of the philosopher Gottfried Leibniz, the monads appear as spiritual entities which make up the essence of our world.Most of "innovations" are ideas stolen from Unix and AmigaOS.The appearance of interactions between objects, according to Leibniz, is not real, but generated by pre-established harmony.They do not interact with each other (are "windowless"), and do not have volume (do not take up space) and are thus impossible to detect by scientific methods