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    Challenges→The Cartesian move of 'withdrawing from the senses' removes the very intuitive content that would allow intellectual perception to be about reality rather than mere logical form.

    Intellectual perception of abstract objects (numbers, logical truths) operates successfully without sensory content, suggesting intuition ≠ sensory dependence.

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