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What would Kant say?

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Reply Mon 22 Apr, 2013 11:22 am
"Physical objects are not determined by subjects, minds, ideas etc. Nature contains some universality and necessity rather than being coincidental." Is this Hume's causality? And would Kant answer this with his "synthetic a priori knowledge"?
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