 The sense-datum theorist agrees with some aspects of our ordinary conception of perceptual experience. They endorse the Common Kind Claim. They also endorse Presentation – the idea that the direct objects of experience are perceptually presented to us. It’s just that they don’t agree that the direct objects of experience are ordinary objects – they are non-ordinary sense-data. They thus reject Ordinary Objects, and hence Direct Realist Presentation, and Direct Realist Character.