No I haven’t, but this is basic stuff(? Like, this type of skepticism has existed since the Antiquity in some schools of thought, and this is no different from the Cartesian doubt.
Descartes of course summon God as a solution to the problem. He chickened out >->
Forms of scepticism based on the directness of perception as revealed by the scientific world view are modern, in the sense of only going back a few centuries.
I said ‘reality itself’ though, as in ‘reality independently of any observer’. Whatever it’s fine, it’s an understandable confusion between us.
Have you read Kant or are you reinventing him?
No I haven’t, but this is basic stuff(? Like, this type of skepticism has existed since the Antiquity in some schools of thought, and this is no different from the Cartesian doubt.
Descartes of course summon God as a solution to the problem. He chickened out >->
Forms of scepticism based on the directness of perception as revealed by the scientific world view are modern, in the sense of only going back a few centuries.
Ok, I thought that some Buddhist schools and the Pyrrhonists had taught that type of skepticism, but it doesn’t seem to be so.