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52821	Kant, Immanuel	Kant's Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics			.txt	text/plain	51150	1422	46	And with this only are we now concerned, for besides, things which can never be objects of experience, if they must be cognised as to their nature, would oblige us to have recourse to concepts whose meaning could never be given in concreto (by any example of possible experience). But it has just been shown that the laws of nature can never be cognised a priori in objects so far as they are considered not in reference to possible experience, but as things in themselves.	cache/52821.txt	txt/52821.txt