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wilfredtr·...
philosophy · 1.3

The six blind men feeling different parts of an elephant is a very good example of perception. But the lesson usually ends there. Take it a step further and have them all move around until they each experience the rest of the elephant. Then have a sighted man tell describe the entire elephant at once, and making them aware they are senseless. They lack vision and entirely different dimension of discovery.

philosophy
epistemology
perception
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