Hume argues that we have no reason to think that a real world exists beyond our perceptions. Yet, unlike Berkeley, he does not claim that there is no real world beyond our perceptions, that is, that...

Hume argues that we have no reason to think that a real world exists beyond our perceptions. Yet, unlike Berkeley, he does not claim that there is no real world beyond our perceptions, that is, that no real world exists beyond our perceptions. Why not?