Kant argues that the claims of metaphysics "established by a kind of physiology of the human understanding" based on Locke's ideas which was built on "common experience" ultimately resulted in metaphysics falling "back into the antiquated and rotten constitution of ..."

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Kant argues that the claims of metaphysics that were based on Locke's ideas of common experience resulted in dogmatism, which he believes caused metaphysics to fall back into the antiquated and rotten constitution.

Kant Argues That the Claims of Metaphysics "Established by a Kind