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The familiar would of sense experience is not entirely objectively real, but is...
Author:
Fulton J. Sheen
Book:
Philosophy of Science
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The familiar would of sense experience is not entirely objectively real, but is to some extent a product of the scientists' reasoning.
( Fulton J. Sheen )
[ Philosophy of Science ]
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