Which of the Following Is Churchland's Third Point Against the Knowledge

question 154

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is Churchland's third point against the knowledge argument?

• A) The argument equivocates on the sense of "knows about"
• B) If the argument works against physicalism, then it also works against dualism
• C) That its claim that Mary couldn't imagine the relevant experience is false
• D) None of the above

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