Scotus: from speculation to scepticism

Considerar que hay ideas claras y distintas e ideas confusas, o sea, transferir la evidencia y la certeza del juicio a la idea, como hace la filosofía moderna siguiendo a Escoto, lleva necesariamente a plantear el problema crítico –al criticismo– y, en último término, al escepticismo.Supposing that there exist ideas that are clear and distinct, and ideas that are confusing, - that is, referring the evidence to the idea rather than to judgment, the way modern philosophy does, following Scotus – inadvertently leads to posing the critical problem, and eventually, to skepticism