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Plato believed that genuine knowledge is:
 
 

a. objective, unavailable to the senses, universal, and unchanging.
  b. based on sensation, exclusively about physical objects, and discovered through science.
  c. known through the feelings, different for each individual, and changing.
  d. unattainable.
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Thanks
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Good timing, thanks!
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