Locke’s skepticism is expressed in the fact that human thinking does not have a guarantee for the identity and validity of knowledge, even in the most indisputable conclusions.
The comprehensive completeness of expertise is a goal desired for a person, and it is initially unattainable by its essence. Due to several mental characteristics, the world appears to individuals as they see it, even if this world would be completely different.
Accordingly, it is difficult to possess the truth, and a reasonable person will still adhere to their system of views and judgments, retaining some degree of doubt.