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    There is still something that bears the auditory qualitie... — Carmelics
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    Supports→In the auditory case, the premise that you can hear a sound without an environmental cause present is true, because hearing a sound produced by loudspeakers is not a hallucination.

    There is still something that bears the auditory qualities you hear in S2, which can be produced by loudspeakers.

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    (1) The premise is false since you cannot see a red cube without that there is something, a real thing, that is the bearer of the visual features that usually a red cube has. When it seems to you that you are seeing a red cube without that there actually is a red cube, it is because you are hallucinating it: there is nothing that instantiates the visual features of a real red cube. Can we apply the same reasoning to audition in order to claim that the premise is false concerning auditory appeara

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