Kant overcomes skepticism, rejecting the two-world hypothesis, when he claims that

A) the world we know is just the world of our experience, nothing beyond or external to it.
B) we cannot know the world.
C) there is no mind, only the world.
D) all ideas of the world are perceptions of God.

Two-World Hypothesis

A philosophical or theoretical postulate suggesting the existence of two distinct realms or worlds, often used to differentiate between the physical and the non-physical (e.g., the material and the spiritual or the ideal).

Skepticism

An attitude of doubt towards claims lacking empirical evidence or inherent plausibility, often requiring critical thinking and questioning before acceptance.

Kant

Immanuel Kant was a German philosopher who is a central figure in modern philosophy and is known for his contributions to epistemology, ethics, and aesthetics.