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    Experience is possible only by means of the representatio... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Experience, properly understood, cannot be grounded in mere constant conjunctions among perceptions.

    Experience is possible only by means of the representation of a necessary connection of perceptions (B218).

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    All the elements from Kant’s earlier discussion of causality in the essays on Negative Magnitudes and Dreams of a Spirit-Seer seem to be present here. Kant begins with the purely logical relation between ground and consequent. Since, in the case of the concept of cause, we are dealing with what Kant had earlier called a real ground, Kant holds that we need a synthetic rather than merely analytic connection between the two. The most obvious thought, which Hume had defended in the Enquiry (and, ap

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