philosopher George Berkeley believed that Locke's Essay did not carry the principles of empiricism far enough.

Introduction

<a href="https://phys.org/news/2015-01-atoms.html">https://phys.org/news/2015-01-atoms.html</a>In Quantum Science, objects can exist in different states of being until they are watched by someone, which would define a static state of being.

The Quantum View of the Theory

Berkeleys Claim was that theres only perception, nothing like material itself and it would disappear if no one is looking at itThe Idea was based on the splitting of material and immaterial world- as one couldnt tell if something is real when only having his own mind to figure it out. Thats where Science jumps in

Immaterialism

Science is not completly contrary to Berkeley , as he states its all cause of the presence of Gods Mind. This might be interesting for someone to argument about a godly ecistence proven by science, as always its up to you what to believe

Conclusion

Locke said that a material thing does not necessary has only primary Settings that the material itself defines (like color) , but the mind of someone -Instead its splitted into three categories	1. Material	2. Perceive of the Object	3. Circumstances while perceiving

The Quantum View of the Theory

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