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The Gain of Knowledge Through Sense Perception
How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?
How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?
How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?
Example: Cartoon on MTV blamed for fire
The Human Sciences: Psychology
& Ethics
How does our sense perception change our knowledge?
How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?
Claim: Our visual perception causes us to think what we see in shows, movies, or games is how to live morally.
Counterclaim: Is it morally wrong to copy the events we see on TV/Movies even if it is believed to be ethically right.
How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?
In conclusion we believe that that our sense perception can influence our brains psychologically and ethically through knowledge gained from what we see. This is what have created such an advanced society and a melting pot of culture.
To link our conclusion back to the RLS, what is seen on TV commercial, shows, and TV channels can change our knowledge through sense perception. Just watching these shows can influence your brain's psychological interpretation from this knowledge, even if you don't realize it.
MTV can have an effect on our lifestyles without us knowing. We can interpret many things differently like music and reality TV shows. These different influences can have an effect on our moral values of life.
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