Who argued that if idealists were correct we would only know our own ideas?
A) Searle
B) Sartre
C) Berkeley
D) Carnap

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John Searle argued that if idealists were correct, we would only know our own ideas because idealism asserts that the only reality we know is in our own minds and the external world does not exist. Searle disagrees with this view and believes there is a real external world that we can know and interact with.

Who Argued That If Idealists Were Correct We Would Only