Excerpt from Kant's Real and Exact Relation to Idealism: The Different Schools of Idealism and Their Characteristic Doctrine Platonic, Aristotelian, Plotinian, Leibnitzian, Berkeleyian, Cartesian; Kant's Position; Real Meaning of His "Refutation of Idealism" In the Critique of Pure Reason
Since there can be no science that is founded on the basis of a fleeting sensationalism, Plato felt constrained to seek for some ultimate reality which should give validity to experience.
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