Which of the following was not characteristic of Plato's teachings?
A) A realm of perfect is beyond the earthly imperfect level.
B) Mind-body dualism
C) Sensory knowledge is reliable.
D) Mathematics is basic to rational thinking.
E) The physical world is in a constant state of flux.

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Plato argued that sensory knowledge is not reliable because it is subject to change and decay, unlike the unchanging truths found in the realm of Forms or Ideas. He believed in the existence of a higher realm of perfect, unchanging forms and that true knowledge comes from understanding these forms, not through the senses.

Which of the Following Was Not Characteristic of Plato's Teachings