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There must be simple indefinable notions, because the process of analyzing complex notions using simpler ones can't go on forever -- we'll eventually arrive at simple indefinable notions if we keep breaking things down.

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1 is correct!

There must be simple indefinable notions, because the process of analyzing complex notions using simpler ones can't go on forever -- we'll eventually arrive at simple indefinable notions if we keep breaking things down.

This is Moore's argument that analysis can't go on infinitely but must finally result in simple ideas.

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

There must be simple indefinable notions, because the process of analyzing complex notions using simpler ones can't go on forever -- we'll eventually arrive at simple indefinable notions if we keep breaking things down.

This is Moore's argument that analysis can't go on infinitely but must finally result in simple ideas.

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