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12. Knowledge Sources / E. Direct Knowledge / 1. Common Sense

2960	Commonsense realism must account for the similarity of genuine perceptions and known illusions [Lockwood]
	Full Idea: Commonsense realism has to account for the subjective similarity of the genuine perception of a green surface and the experience of, say, an after-image.
	From: Michael Lockwood (Mind, Brain and the Quantum [1989], p.142)