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Sep 18, 2018 noamsol Jan 20, 2016 jeffdown1	20 Remarks on Berkeley's Principles of Human Knowledge ---------- The design of this book is to introduce a further distinction between being and knowing. Our ideas exist only in the mind; whether they are thought as being there or not. But our ideas are all that we immediately know. Hence we immediately know only what is in the mind. I do not see therefore that Reid's criticism was irrelevant. The question next is what evidence we have of the absolute existence of matter of external qualities and of spirit. Berkeley maintains that matter has no meaning, or is inconceivable. It is totally invalid as an hypothesis inasmuch as the facts the ideas	20

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