Postulates of empirical thought develop the rules of experience from "summary" of Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant
Empirical thought is essential for understanding the world around us. Through our experiences, we are able to form concepts and make sense of the information that we receive through our senses. These postulates of empirical thought serve as the foundation for the rules of experience that we use to navigate the world. Kant argues that these postulates are necessary for us to make sense of our experiences and to draw conclusions from them. Without these postulates, our experiences would be meaningless and chaotic, lacking any kind of st...
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