P.F. Strawson's 'bounds of sense' critique establishes that transcendental idealism generates a Two-Worlds problem regardless of whether perspective-free questions are deemed incoherent.
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perspective-free questions(questions that some philosophers say are meaningless)
Questions that try to ask about reality completely independent of any observer or viewpoint—as if no one is looking or thinking about it.
transcendental idealism(Kant's own label for his philosophical position)
The position that the main forms of objects (spatiality, temporality, substantiality, causality, etc.) are imposed by the subject upon experience and therefore cannot be regarded as real forms of objects independent of our representations, while nonetheless maintaining that both selves and objects really exist independently of our representations of them.