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[Anonymous No.22345393]

Kant's refutation of idealism and his critique of Hume's causality use circular logic.

[Anonymous No.22345396]

>>22345393
Kant's entire project is based on circular logic
>durr space is transcendental because if it weren't.... it would have to appear in space!
wow... i kneel.

[Anonymous No.22345404]

>>22345396
that's not even the argument smoothbrain

[Anonymous No.22345407]

>>22345404
yeah i know, because k*nt doesn't have any arguments.

[Anonymous No.22345427]

>>22345407
>k*nt doesn't have any arguments.
shit bait tardlet

[Anonymous No.22345454]

>>22345393
It isn't at all:

"The synthesis of the manifold by the imagination, which is necessary for all empirical knowledge, gives succession, but not yet determinate succession : that is, it leaves undetermined which of two states perceived was the first, not only in my imagination, but in the object itself. But definite order in this succession—through which alone what we perceive becomes experience, or, in other words, authorizes us to form objectively valid judgments—is first brought into it by the purely intellectual conception of cause and effect. Thus the principle of causal relation is the condition which renders experience possible, and, as such, it is given us a priori."