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<blockquote data-quote="Samseau" data-source="post: 1248137" data-attributes="member: 550">Added some bold text to show where Kant would correct you.And yes, Kant would agree that our minds are based on SOMETHING real, and the phenomenal world must contain at least some truth of the noumena, or else humanity would not be able to function and survive. Math is but one of the key ways we can be precise with our minds to describe the noumena.However, an entire branch of philosophy that produced Hegel, Marx, Sarte, Feminism, Deconstructionism, and Cultural-Marxism, all stemmed with the beginning of Hegel's rejection of the noumena. They all claimed that our 'mind' is all there was, everything beyond that was mere illusion, and therefore reality is what our minds said it is. Hence the idea of Marx that production just happens, or that gender is a social construct, etc. etc.Kant was so influential he actually created the left-wing schools of thought by accident, because they took Kant's philosophy and just rejected the noumena. The results were predicted back then by many men, such as Schopenhauer (who wrote the excellent On Women), but apparently Satan won anyways and people believed in total lies resulting in untold death and misery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samseau, post: 1248137, member: 550"] Added some bold text to show where Kant would correct you. And yes, Kant would agree that our minds are based on SOMETHING real, and the phenomenal world must contain at least some truth of the noumena, or else humanity would not be able to function and survive. Math is but one of the key ways we can be precise with our minds to describe the noumena. However, an entire branch of philosophy that produced Hegel, Marx, Sarte, Feminism, Deconstructionism, and Cultural-Marxism, all stemmed with the beginning of Hegel's [i]rejection of the noumena[/i]. They all claimed that our 'mind' is all there was, everything beyond that was mere illusion, and therefore reality is what our minds said it is. Hence the idea of Marx that production just happens, or that gender is a social construct, etc. etc. Kant was so influential he actually created the left-wing schools of thought by accident, because they took Kant's philosophy and just rejected the noumena. The results were predicted back then by many men, such as Schopenhauer (who wrote the excellent [i]On Women[/i]), but apparently Satan won anyways and people believed in total lies resulting in untold death and misery. [/QUOTE]

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