By denying that there is a world external to our minds,Berkeley believed he had refuted skepticism.

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Berkeley's philosophy, known as subjective idealism or immaterialism, holds that material objects do not exist independently of the mind that perceives them. In this sense, he denied the existence of a world external to our minds. However, this does not mean that he refuted skepticism entirely, as there could still be doubts about the accuracy or reliability of our perceptions even within the subjective idealist framework.

By Denying That There Is a World External to Our