“Intuitions without concepts are blind,” says Kant’s “Critique of Pure Reason.” But I see what I see, even if I don’t think anything of it – right?
“Thoughts without content are empty,” says the “Critique of Pure Reason.”“Views without concepts are blind.” You have to read this sentence several times to make it clear to you how much it actually goes against our intuition. You can still agree to some extent that thoughts without content are empty, but why should views without concepts be blind? I see what I see, even if I don’t think anything of it – right?