1) Sensory knowledge is not as unreliable as Plato believes. He believes that it leads to ignorance and destructive social consequences. This can be true in some cases and sometimes the logical path is more reliable, however, listening to one's senses and gut feeling will lead to a better decision more times than not.
2) Yes because everyone will have a different gut feeling and this leads to heated discussions about what is a right move and what is a wrong move. An alternative would be to put a logical viewpoint into the mixture and have both sides evaluate that with their sense feeling.
3) The world would be very opinionated because everyone has a different sense feeling and sometimes does need a logical point of view to even the playing field.
4) Feeling in one's gut when a decision you made will lead to good or bad things.
Freud:
1) Yes because my dreams are usually events that I either want to happen or something that I fear will happen.
2) The ones that seem far fetched, then end up happening.
3) The dreams that frighten me are the ones where you feel like you fall and then jerk awake in your sleep with a racing heart.
4) They forget them because they happen and then a bunch of time passes before they have time to say them and remember them. I can usually remember my dreams if they happen close to when I wake up.
5) Yes because it happens in the brain, however it cannot be controlled.
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