Shepherd argues that "Although we are only conscious of our sensations, yet our whole combined sensations include in their relations the necessity, that there should be, and the proof that there are, other possible worlds that are logically coherent."

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Shepherd's argument is a misrepresentation. Shepherd, a philosopher, might discuss consciousness and sensations, but the specific argument about sensations including relations that necessitate and prove other possible worlds are logically coherent is more aligned with modal realism or discussions in metaphysics rather than Shepherd's direct claims.

Shepherd Argues That "Although We Are Only Conscious of Our