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Which of the following is NOT a convincing argument against "naive realism"? Our experience of the world is not one, coherent thing. There are at least two distinct aspects: sensation and perception. Circumstances, attention, and the modality involved all affect how salient one of these features is. Our ability to sense the world is limited by the types of physical stimuli that our sensory receptors are sensitive to. Other species have receptors that can detect things that we cannot. Our experience of the world is shaped by factors that have nothing to do with what is objectively there. Our experiences, evolution and our internal mental state all alter what we experience. Evolution puts pressure on organisms to evolve sensory systems that accurately reflect the external world exactly as it is so that they are better able to respond effectively and survive.

          Which of the following is NOT a convincing argument against "naive realism"?
Our experience of the world is not one, coherent thing. There are at least two distinct aspects: sensation and
perception. Circumstances, attention, and the modality involved all affect how salient one of these features is.
Our ability to sense the world is limited by the types of physical stimuli that our sensory receptors are sensitive to.
Other species have receptors that can detect things that we cannot.
Our experience of the world is shaped by factors that have nothing to do with what is objectively there. Our
experiences, evolution and our internal mental state all alter what we experience.
Evolution puts pressure on organisms to evolve sensory systems that accurately reflect the external world exactly as it
is so that they are better able to respond effectively and survive.

Which of the following is NOT a convincing argument against "naive realism"?
Our experience of the world is not one, coherent thing. There are at least two distinct aspects: sensation and
perception. Circumstances, attention, and the modality involved all affect how salient one of these features is.
Our ability to sense the world is limited by the types of physical stimuli that our sensory receptors are sensitive to.
Other species have receptors that can detect things that we cannot.
Our experience of the world is shaped by factors that have nothing to do with what is objectively there. Our
experiences, evolution and our internal mental state all alter what we experience.
Evolution puts pressure on organisms to evolve sensory systems that accurately reflect the external world exactly as it
is so that they are better able to respond effectively and survive.

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