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The Fact That a Bee's Vision Is Very Different from Human

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The fact that a bee's vision is very different from human vision-for example, bee eyes are insensitive to red light-is a powerful objection against


A) rationalism.
B) empiricism.
C) naïve representationalism.
D) idealism.

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