Impressions are easy to find individual characteristics in.
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The answer is: true.

Impressions, according to the great empiricist tradition of the bishop Berkeley and David Hume are in fact the only source of information from which we may derive ideas, and no matter how intricate may we find an idea to be, it will always remit to some form of impression, be that of the senses or of reflection; that is to say, each impression is unique and individual and it is so rich in detail that it can corroborate to form abstract ideas of a general or abstract nature.

what was your story about? i remember this from my language arts class in flvs! i had ms. rosemeyer.