Bertrand Russell
-According to Russell,the senses immediately tell us the truth about

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According to Russell's sense-data theory, the senses only provide us with knowledge of sense-data or "appearances", which are subjective experiences that represent the external world. The senses do not provide direct knowledge of the nature of the objects being sensed, as these may be different from our sense-data of them. The operations of our sense organs are also not directly known to us through our senses. Russell did not believe in the idea of a God whose ideas are reflected in particular things.

Bertrand Russell -According to Russell,the Senses Immediately Tell Us the Truth About