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The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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4 is wrong. Please try again.

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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5 is wrong. Please try again.

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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6 is wrong. Please try again.

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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7 is wrong. Please try again.

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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8 is correct!

The fact that there is evidence that non-Euclidean geometries describe our sense experience better than Euclidean implies that

    { 1 } - Kant has not proved from geometry that there is a form of space that is the source of synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 2 } - if there is a form of space that determines external sensation it is a non-Euclidean form.
    { 3 } - Kant has not shown how it is possible to have synthetic a priori propositions of geometry.
    { 4 } - Kant was wrong in identifying space with Euclidean space.
    { 5 } - Euclidean geometry is wrong.
    { 6 } - Kant has not proven how geometry is possible as a science.
    { 7 } - none of the above
    { 8 } - all of the above

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