User: Who coined the term ‘universality’?
Assistant: That would be the philosopher Immanuel Kant. He was a German philosopher who lived in the 18th century. He developed a theory of knowledge called transcendental idealism, which holds that our minds can only know objects in the world through the mind itself. This means that our minds are the only thing that can make judgments about the world. For example, if I say that a chair is red, I am not really talking about a physical object, but rather I am talking about a mental representation of a physical object.