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7 SENSE
Humans have seven senses and they are:
sight
"He who sees, knows; he who sees not, knows not."
smell
"He who smells, knows; he who smells not, knows not."
touch
"He who touches, knows; he who touches not, knows not."
taste
"He who tastes, knows; he who tastes not, knows not."
hearing
"He who hears, knows; he who hears not, knows not."
intuition
"He who feels, knows; he who feels not, knows not."
equilibrium
"He who is in balance, knows; he who is not in balance, knows not."
"Our senses are limited. We 'see' only some wavelengths of light; we 'smell' only a range of odours; we 'hear' only a range of sounds. If we see nothing, then this does not mean that nothing is there. The extents of our senses, both quantitatively and qualitatively, are also the results of an adaptive selection process that must allocate scarce resources. We could have evolved eyes that were thousands of times more sensitive, but that ability would need to have been paid for by using resources that could have been used elsewhere. We have ended up with a package of senses that makes efficient use of the scarce resources available." - John D. Barrow
sight
"He who sees, knows; he who sees not, knows not."
smell
"He who smells, knows; he who smells not, knows not."
touch
"He who touches, knows; he who touches not, knows not."
taste
"He who tastes, knows; he who tastes not, knows not."
hearing
"He who hears, knows; he who hears not, knows not."
intuition
"He who feels, knows; he who feels not, knows not."
equilibrium
"He who is in balance, knows; he who is not in balance, knows not."
"Our senses are limited. We 'see' only some wavelengths of light; we 'smell' only a range of odours; we 'hear' only a range of sounds. If we see nothing, then this does not mean that nothing is there. The extents of our senses, both quantitatively and qualitatively, are also the results of an adaptive selection process that must allocate scarce resources. We could have evolved eyes that were thousands of times more sensitive, but that ability would need to have been paid for by using resources that could have been used elsewhere. We have ended up with a package of senses that makes efficient use of the scarce resources available." - John D. Barrow
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