This scholar believed that although there is an unknown substance behind the sensations, an individual is still able to learn to coordinate ideas generated by various sensations to judge length, shape, scope, intensity, or magnitude. What was his name?

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George Berkeley believed that while there is an unknown substance behind sensations, individuals can coordinate ideas from these sensations to make judgments about physical properties.

This Scholar Believed That Although There Is an Unknown Substance