Nishida claims that consciousness possesses a universal character and an idealistic element, meaning it
A) contains all there is to know about the universe.
B) controls all the consequences of an action.
C) harbors possibilities other than actual events.
D) functions according to the laws of nature.

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Nishida believes that consciousness possesses a universal character, meaning it contains possibilities other than actual events, and an idealistic element, meaning it reflects the world in its ideal form rather than simply functioning according to the laws of nature. Option A and B are incorrect because consciousness does not contain all knowledge or control all consequences of actions. Option D is partially incorrect because consciousness does not solely function according to the laws of nature.

Nishida Claims That Consciousness Possesses a Universal Character and an Idealistic