What can you say about your sensory experiences

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Discussion Post: Other Minds & the External World

Based on the readings from Chapter 6 in our textbook what can you say about your sensory experiences? Are they to be believed? Why or why not? Do we actually have any reason(s) to believe that our sensory experiences are 'as they seem'? If the answer is 'no' what does this mean?

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