Phenomena are things as experienced; noumena are things in themselves.
✓ TRUE FACT
In Kant’s terms, phenomena are the world as it appears through our cognitive framework. Noumena are “things-in-themselves,” which Kant says we can’t know directly in the same way we know appearances.
🤯 "Phenomena are things as experienced; noumena are things in themselves. Perception versus reality, unresolved."