Also unlike Berkeley, Hume does not claim that the world we perceive is the real world. That is, he does not go on to claim that the real world is nothing but an idea in our minds. Why not? Are these...

Also unlike Berkeley, Hume does not claim that the world we perceive is the real world. That is, he does not go on to claim that the real world is nothing but an idea in our minds. Why not? Are these differences between Berkeley and Hume important? Why?