The Baron d'Holbach wrote a book with this title which was subtitled "Natural Ideas
The Baron d'Holbach wrote a book with this title which was subtitled "Natural Ideas Opposed to the Supernatural." The advice-taker, a program developed by John McCarthy, appeared in a paper called "Programs with…" this, and A.J. Ayer responded to John Austin's sense-data theory in a book called "Metaphysics and" this. The first section of Santayana's Life of Reason is called "Reason in this" and Rene Descartes thought that this and the imagination were located in the pineal gland. Another philosopher laid out six axioms of this, which include "That those things did really happen that I distinctly remember," expounded upon in his book The Intellectual Powers of Man. For 10 points, name this concept that G.E. Moore wrote a "defence" of, and which names a school of philosophy in Scotland whose adherents included Dugald Stewart and Thomas Reid.
The Baron d'Holbach wrote a book with this title which was subtitled "Natural Ideas
{common sense}