Assertion: perceiver's perception | /r/HasProperty | concerned
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text: In other words, Berkeley's argument shows that as far as perception is concerned, there's really no difference between so-called "primary" and so-called "secondary" properties; they both exist only in the perceiver, and since everything that exists in a perceiver (a "mind" or "spirit") is a perception (or an "idea") both primary and secondary properties are therefore nothing but perceptions in minds.