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This entry was posted in Experience, Illusion, Metaphysics of Time and tagged cognitive phenomenology, content, erroneous experience, external things, imagination, naive realism, naivism, perception, realism, the author's explicit metaphysical commitments on February 7, 2016 by SPower.

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