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Which of these is an important premise in the "argument from illusion"?
{ 1 } - In illusion cases, what we directly perceive is sense data.
{ 2 } - In non-illusion cases, what we directly perceive is the same as what we directly perceive in illusion cases.
{ 3 } - Both ideas are important premises.
{ 4 } - Neither idea is an important premise.
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Which of these is an important premise in the "argument from illusion"?
{ 1 } - In illusion cases, what we directly perceive is sense data.
{ 2 } - In non-illusion cases, what we directly perceive is the same as what we directly perceive in illusion cases.
{ 3 } - Both ideas are important premises.
{ 4 } - Neither idea is an important premise.
The other statement is also an important premise.
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Which of these is an important premise in the "argument from illusion"?
{ 1 } - In illusion cases, what we directly perceive is sense data.
{ 2 } - In non-illusion cases, what we directly perceive is the same as what we directly perceive in illusion cases.
{ 3 } - Both ideas are important premises.
{ 4 } - Neither idea is an important premise.
The other statement is also an important premise.
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Which of these is an important premise in the "argument from illusion"?
{ 1 } - In illusion cases, what we directly perceive is sense data.
{ 2 } - In non-illusion cases, what we directly perceive is the same as what we directly perceive in illusion cases.
{ 3 } - Both ideas are important premises.
{ 4 } - Neither idea is an important premise.
Given these two premises, it follows that in ALL cases what we directly perceive is sense data.
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Which of these is an important premise in the "argument from illusion"?
{ 1 } - In illusion cases, what we directly perceive is sense data.
{ 2 } - In non-illusion cases, what we directly perceive is the same as what we directly perceive in illusion cases.
{ 3 } - Both ideas are important premises.
{ 4 } - Neither idea is an important premise.
You must be suffering from delusions!
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