This theory has an innate contradiction as objects can only be described by our perceptions of them. If I asked you to describe to me a lemon drizzle cake, you would describe only your perceptions of it, such as its shape, size, taste, texture and nothing else. If you had not even perceived a lemon drizzle cake before you would not be able to describe it to me until you had perceived it. Therefore, the cakes entire existence is dependent on something perceiving it, and cannot be anything other than an
This theory has an innate contradiction as objects can only be described by our perceptions of them. If I asked you to describe to me a lemon drizzle cake, you would describe only your perceptions of it, such as its shape, size, taste, texture and nothing else. If you had not even perceived a lemon drizzle cake before you would not be able to describe it to me until you had perceived it. Therefore, the cakes entire existence is dependent on something perceiving it, and cannot be anything other than an