The ****** and culture of the highest civilization, apart from the ancient Hindu ***** and Egyptians, are found only in the white races; and even with many dark peoples, the ruling caste or race has a more beautiful color than the rest of the ****** and therefore has apparently migrated to the Brahmins, the Incas and the rulers of the islands of the southern seas. All of this is due to the fact that necessity is the mother of invention, as the tribes who had emigrated early to the north as ****** were gradually bleached, and had to develop all their intellectual powers and all the arts in their struggle with it. Perfectly miserable ******' torments invoked the weather in all its forms. They had to do this to compensate for the salvation of nature and the *******; and this is where their high culture came from. My philosophy is based on that of Kant and therefore requires a deep knowledge. The doctrine of Kant causes in the minds of all who understand it a fundamental change so great that it can be considered as a new intellectual birth. It can only really eliminate the innate realism that results from the original character of the intellect, because they are still too general as an example of before and after, ****** and a peculiar character have spirit to suffer a total indecision; ****** look at all things from a different perspective. Only in this way can someone become susceptible to the most positive exposures I have to give. Kant had argued that the empirical world is only a complex of phenomena whose existence is slaves whose connection exist only in our representations. Schopenhauer repeats this in the first movement of his main work: "The world is my representation". We do not extract empirical laws from nature, but we prescribe them to nature, Schopenhauer praises Kant for his distinction between the appearance and appearance of ****** while the general consensus in German idealism was that this was the weakest ***** in Kant's theory, since causality, according to Kant, is only applicable to objects. Experience with ****** and consequently, things cannot be the cause of phenomena, as Kant argued. Schopenhauer also recognized the inadmissibility of this argument. He insisted that this distinction was a true conclusion based on false premises.