Probability and the Evidence of our Senses

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 30:117-128 (1991)
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Abstract

Our knowledge of the world comes to us, one way or another, through our senses. I know there's a table here, because I see it, and that there's traffic outside, because I hear it. And similarly for our other senses. I know when it's cold, because I feel it; when there's sugar in my tea, because I taste it; smoke in the air, because I smell it; and so on.

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Hugh Mellor
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