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External bodies are not needed to explain how we come to have our ideas
Drawn from what George Berkeley said
What George Berkeley actually said
- George Berkeley Anglo-Irish philosopher and bishop (1685 to 1753)
Hence, it is evident the supposition of external bodies is not necessary for the producing our ideas; since it is granted they are produced sometimes, and might possibly be produced always in the same order, we see them in at present, without their concurrence.
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↗A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (1710)gutenberg.org
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