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how can the thing in itself cause phenomena if the noumenon does not have causality??
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It dosn't. Enjoy phenomena.
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>>18132556
How the fuck can we know of noumenon. It makes no fucking sense.
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>>18132556
thing in itself and noumenon are the same thing. he's basically saying there's a limit to human sensory perception. We can't see gravitational fields but gravity effects everything around us.
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>>18132558
Those sensations just got higher.
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>>18132736
Tick tock enjoy trancendentalism.
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>>18132556
try /lit/ instead
>>18132584
we can't, its hypothetical. Its a useful assumption
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>>18132726
but if causality is just a part of the phenomenological realm you can't say that noumenon causes sensory perception
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>>18132584
>stuff existing in reality makes no sense
Take meds
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>>18133672
Kant says causality is an invention of the human mind trying to understand the thing in itself
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>>18133957
>pointing out that assuming unobservable phenomena is reasonable
NGMI.



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