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You could hardly even call this view simplified.
Several of my makeshift opinion panel went so far as to call this view ageist.
Call this view misidentificationism.
Call this view the "minimal counter-evidence requirement".
Martin (2006) and Smith (2002) call this view "naïve realism".
Call this view of trustworthiness "the social contract view".
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Stephenson called this view "naive".
Mr. Lévy called this view nonsense, saying that the goal was to generate debate rather than to push the French agenda.
Balaguer called this view "full-blooded Platonism," and he argued that it is only by endorsing this view that Platonists can explain how humans could acquire knowledge of abstract objects.
Wallner, the chairman, calls this view "pure speculation".
Fodor calls this view the representational theory of mind (RTM).
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