Kant relates in his discussion of the Fourth Paralogism, "All outer appearances are of such a nature that their existence is not immediately perceived, and that we can only infer them as the cause of given perceptions. Therefore, the existence of all objects of the outer senses is ..."

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Kant argues that the existence of outer appearances cannot be immediately perceived and can only be inferred as the cause of given perceptions. Therefore, the existence of objects of the outer senses is doubtful, as it cannot be directly perceived or proven beyond doubt.

Kant Relates in His Discussion of the Fourth Paralogism, "All