Philosophy

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This assignment is based on sense equality argument and perception. Perception is realized on understanding and awareness of the environment which someone is. Its main objective it to organize and interpretation of sensory information, all perception is derived from signals that are generated in the nervous system and results to stimulation of sense organs. A good example is smell which is triggered by smell of odor molecules and hearing is developed by pressure waves. Although most people do urge that perception is passive in receipt of the signals but that is not the case. Perception is mostly shaped by someone expectations or expectations of what is intended to be attained in near or future times. Expectations is more less a vision which powers the brain to generate ideas of what is being thought about to be achieved. With such expectations the brain is able to formulate what someone is expecting. Formulation of the ideas are based on considerations of what is likely to happen in future as expectation is centered on what will happen in near future. The main challenge of the idea is that it might be realist or it is not realist and in cases which it will be achieved as anticipated it could be disappointing or even arise other form of emotions which are negative. While on the other hand is there is something which will happen and it was not expected then that is a surprise.
The other contributor to perception is memory. Memory is known to store a lot of pats experiences which are required in decision making and formulation ideas. Memory is applicable mostly when someone is faced with a similar situation in future which requires him/her to recall the most appropriate idea when it is required to resolve the issues being experienced. Memory has the ability of retaining, storing and recalling the past events in support of idea generation. The most complex part of the memory is the functioning of sensory memory this is the ability of the brain to realize the item in terms of milliseconds once it has been perceived. An example on its application in our daily life is how someone is exposed to an item and within a fraction of a second you are able to remember how it is supposed to be. Perception involves some complex processing of the conscience awareness.
It is evident that sense is the one which is used to feed the brain with information and there are different senses depending on the how strong the sensory organs are. For example it is much difficult for a human being to here sharp sounds as in comparison on a bat which moves by sensing echo of abstracting objects. While some bees are able to see ultraviolet rays as opposed to human being who would only see the color of the flowers. This is an indicator that an object has many primary and secondary properties which are perceived differently. The ideas which Locke has discussed ...