Question 18 Descartes' Method of Doubt can be described as: 'moderate O 'retail O 'firesale O 'wholsesale O 1 points Save Answer Berkeley's Likeness Principle helps in his argument against the possibility of matter because it helps establish that the representational content of our ideas for In Descartes terms, their objective reality Cannot possibly be a guide to a material cause of that content Is at least in some respects like the material cause of that content Would not be possible without something similar in the world causing that content s as unknowable with any certainty as is the existence of matter itself Question 26 According to Locke, 'ideas of reflection' are: Ideas that we get from our sense organs Ideas of sound-waves, light-waves, etc., bouncing off surfaces Ideas that we get from considering the operations of our minds Ideas of reason and logic Ideas of what the 'furniture of our mind' (whether table or cabinet) must be like What is the most pressing problem with the truths Descartes arrives at in Meditation 27 That they are truths about the mind: they don't give me indubitable knowledge of the external world (and wasn't that what Descartes is in the market for?! That they are fillible, they could be otherwise That they feeting they are only indubitable so long as I am thinking them That they are only probable the evil deceiver makes them highly unlikely