Multiple Choice
One apparent difference between minds and physical things is that
A) minds can be directly observed by anyone, but physical things cannot.
B) minds cannot be directly observed by anyone, but physical things can. .
C) minds are unchanging, but physical things can change.
D) minds can change, but physical things can't change.
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