Kant says that space and time are
A) ways that the mind structures experience.
B) objective features of reality outside of us.
C) necessarily experienced the same by both God and humans.
D) mysterious and impossible to talk about.

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Kant argues that space and time are not objective features of reality outside of us, but rather are forms of intuition imposed by the mind in order to structure our experiences. This idea is central to his philosophy of transcendental idealism.

Kant Says That Space and Time Are