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... "In order to find out how things really are, one must understand the filters through which one perceives the world" Discuss and evaluate As we develop, from a small baby, to a child, to a teenager and finally to an adult, not only do we develop on the outside (physically), but we also develop in the inside since we learn new things all throughout our life, things which stay recorded in one of the most fascinating organs in the humans system: the brain. It's pretty obvious to state that each one of us, human beings, have our own perspective of the world or in other words we perceive the world in a different way. This is due to the different filters and perception methods each person experiences. Let's start by defining these two words. Perception can be defined as the process of absorbing information using our five senses (sight, sound,
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