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             becomes the stepping stones on the way to the development of different ways
             of knowing and is often essential to our own survival. Our senses allow the
             classification of experiences which can lead to reason and emotion. Seeing
             comes before words with meaning, just as an infant must first look and
             recognize before it speaks. Nearly every single aspect of our lives depends
             on our senses either directly or indirectly and is often critical to the
             continued existence of an individual. Take, for example, the defense
             mechanism of a common housefly. It is often difficult to swat a fly as they
             seem to fly away at the last possible
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