Packet 3: Bonus 19

This author claimed that the ideas presented in one of his works are a "Copernican Revolution" for metaphysics. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this philosopher that used mathematics to defend the existence of synthetic a priori “judgments.” He claimed to awake from a “dogmatic slumber” by reading David Hume.
ANSWER: Immanuel Kant [or Emanuel Kant]
[10h] This adjective was used in the Critique of Pure Reason to refer to the conditions necessary for the possibility of knowledge. This adjective describes the form of Kantian idealism which holds that things-in-themselves are unknowable.
ANSWER: transcendental [accept transcendental idealism; reject “transcendent”]
[10e] Kant argues that space and this concept are not features of the external world. A paradox that concerns the idea of killing your grandfather before your own birth involves traveling through this concept.
ANSWER: time [accept time travel]
<Philosophy — Sriram Susarla> | SHOW-ME Four Packet 3

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Rube Goldberg XIX11/20/2025914.44100%44%0%
SHOW-ME Four Nationwide HS11/20/2025518.00100%40%40%
SPOOKY IX11/20/202536.6767%0%0%