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But as this latter conclusion is contrary to evident experience, and as it is possible we may have a like experience in the operations of the mind, and may perceive a constant conjunction of thought and motion; you reason too hastily, when from the mere consideration of the ideas, you conclude that it is impossible motion can ever produce thought, or a different position of parts give rise to a different passion or reflection.

These representations, in so far as they are connected and determinable in this relation (in space and time) according to laws of the unity of experience, are called objects. Secondly, The inference he draws from the present impression is built on experience, and on his observation of the conjunction of objects in past instances. Such an influence on the mind is in itself perfectly extraordinary and incomprehensible; nor can we be certain of its reality, but from experience and observation. This is that an event cannot be determined in time, and consequently cannot form a part of experience, unless it stands under this dynamical law.
For example, imperfect experience may represent the orbits of the planets as circular.
As you vary this experience, he varies his reasoning. It would follow that a priori synthetical propositions are possible and legitimate, not only, as we have maintained, in relation to objects of possible experience, and as principles of the possibility of this experience itself, but are applicable to things in themselves--an inference which makes an end of the whole of this Critique, and obliges us to fall back on the old mode of metaphysical procedure. For, if they reflect upon and examine their own arguments, they will find that, after following for some time the path of nature and experience, and discovering themselves no nearer their object, they suddenly leave this path and pass into the region of pure possibility, where they hope to reach upon the wings of ideas what had eluded all their empirical investigations.