Leibniz says, "since there is in ourselves being, unity, substance, duration, change, action, perception, pleasure, and a thousand other objects of our intellectual ideas," we can conclude that these ideas came about through our sense perceptions.

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Leibniz argues that these ideas are innate and do not come from sense perception but rather from the mind's inherent capacity to generate them. He believes in the existence of innate ideas, which are not derived from experience but are fundamental to the mind's structure.

Leibniz Says, "Since There Is in Ourselves Being, Unity, Substance