What is lockes or humes account of perceptual knowledge

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1. What is Locke's or Hume's account of perceptual knowledge?

2. In theaetetus what is socrates claim?

3. In Thaetetus, Socrates uses the example of the wind as evidence for Protagoras claim that “man is the measure of all things.” Explain how this example functions support Socrates' claim.

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