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How does the author define abstraction?
What is the author's view on abstract ideas in relation to sensible objects?
In the text, what does the author suggest about separating a sensible object from perception?
How does the author's ability to abstract relate to real existence?
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What role does sensation play in conception?
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Based on the text, can a sensible thing be imagined without the corresponding sensation?
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According to the passage, what does the author understand by expressions such as 'There was an Odor'?
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What is the author's view on the absolute existence of unthinking things?
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Based on the passage, why does the author find it repugnant for sensible objects to exist unperceived?
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What does the author mean by 'Their Esse is Percipi'?
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Why does the author mention that it is an opinion prevailing amongst men that sensible objects have a natural or real existence?
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In the passage, what does the author imply by stating 'whoever shall find in his Heart to call it in Question'?
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What does the passage suggest about the existence of physical objects?
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According to the passage, what is unintelligible regarding the existence of physical objects?
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What does the passage suggest as the only true substance?
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Why does the passage argue against the existence of unthinking substratum?
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Which qualities are considered as ideas perceived by sense in the passage?
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Why does the passage argue that for an idea to exist, it must be perceived?
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