Berkeley says that even if all his claims are right, “whatever we see, feel, [and] hear remains as real as ever.” Do you agree that if he’s right, everything remains as “real” as it was before? Is...

Berkeley says that even if all his claims are right, “whatever we see, feel, [and] hear remains as real as ever.” Do you agree that if he’s right, everything remains as “real” as it was before? Is there any sense in which things do not remain “real” if he’s right?