..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about — Richard Langton Gregory
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..the senses do not give us a picture of the world directly; rather they provide evidence for checking hypotheses about what lies before us. Indeed we may say that a perceived object is a hypothesis, suggested and tested by sensory data.

— Richard Langton Gregory
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