<s>[INST] Here is the logical structure of the theory of reasons (TR): According to TR, there are facts, existing independently of what human beings think, and it is because of these facts, involving physical properties of things, that our sensory experiences and beliefs are reliably connected with the real world. There are then species-specific truths, arising from the interaction between our visual and sensory apparatus and the independently existing facts [...]. These species-specific truths depend upon a holistic web of sensory input and processes, the coherence of which sustains our experience. Finally that network would support reasons in the sense that beliefs and actions can only be rational given the functioning the web holistic web. 
The first part of this explanation refers to the theory of independent existing facts; The second part refers to species specific reasons; and the third refers to the holistic web of experiences and reasons. 
How would you describe these three parts in relation to the theory and the prospering argumentation?[/INST]