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    Challenges→Intuition of time and space is independent of experience, not derived from it

    If temporal ordering were independent of experience, subjects deprived of sensory input would retain full temporal intuition, but empirical evidence from isolation studies contradicts this.

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    Empirical evidence(as a source of justification for knowledge)
    Information or proof based on real-world observation and experience, rather than just theory or reasoning alone.
    Sensory input(the additional data being added to the scenario)
    Information that comes through our senses—like images we see, sounds we hear, or textures we feel—that our brain processes to understand the world.
    Temporal ordering(in philosophy of language and logic)
    The arrangement or sequence of events in time—which thing happens first, second, etc.
    independent of experience(describing whether temporal ordering needs observers)
    Existing or working on its own, without needing anyone to perceive it or go through it—like asking whether a tree falling in an empty forest still makes sound.
    isolation studies

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    Scientific experiments where people are kept away from normal sensory experiences (like light, sound, or social contact) to see how it affects them.
    temporal intuition(describing an innate sense of how time works)
    Your natural, gut-level ability to sense and understand time passing and the order of events, without having to think hard about it.

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