According to Phillips, the skeptic's mistake is to
A) Deny the existence of an external world.
B) Doubt the existence of sense-data.
C) Raise trivial and impractical questions.
D) Posit sense-data as an intermediary between us and the external world.

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Phillips argues that the skeptic's mistake lies in positing sense-data as an intermediary between us and the external world, which complicates our understanding of direct perception and knowledge of the external world.

According to Phillips, the Skeptic's Mistake Is to