Noe states that human beings are creatures of habit. He begins explaining his statement by giving an example of a snail. (Write the whole example of the snail and talk about it with everything else and explains what it does and who it does and how it does.) The habituation in this example is that the repeated harmless touching causes the connection of the sensory cells and motor cells to weaken. The snail reaction to the touch are out of habit. Noe argues that consciousness is not this kind of reigning deliberative awareness. He tries to convince us that habits are essential to our mental lives. This is because habits are highly dependent on the environment which furthers the ongoing dependence on the world around us. Noe claims that habits
