 The other theories we have considered all endorse the Common Kind Claim. We’ve noted that naive realism applies to the veridical experiences involved in genuine perception, but does it apply more widely? Though naive realists may extend their approach to illusions, they typically deny that it applies to hallucinations and so reject the Common Kind Claim. Naive realists who deny the Common Kind Claim are disjunctivists. We call such a position naive realist disjunctivism. Let’s explore these ideas now.