The view of a second, more permanent reality of underlying relationships, essentially mathematical, which is far more stable and less distorted than sensory knowledge, was proposed by:
A) Aristotle.
B) Pythagoras.
C) Alcmaeon.
D) Protagoras.
E) Homer.

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Pythagoras and his followers believed in the concept that the fundamental nature of the universe is based on numbers and mathematical relationships, considering these principles as the most stable and true form of reality compared to the changing and deceptive nature of sensory experience.

The View of a Second, More Permanent Reality of Underlying