The Sixth Sense

1. Introduction In the past years, an increasing number of driving assistance systems have been integrated in vehicles and the task of vehicle driving is automated to an ever greater extent. In an automated vehicle, the driver can switch his/her attention away from driving tasks to non-driving tasks such as reading and texting. However, since the automation technology is not perfect, the capability of automated driving still largely relies on conditions such as the weather and road type, which…

From the moment a Disneyland guest first steps foot through the turnstiles at the Disneyland entrance, their senses go to work by creating memorable experiences in addition to emotions related to the smells, sight and sounds all around you. The sound of a blowing whistle or the chugging sound of The Disneyland Railroad as it’s pulling into Main Street Station. The essence of freshly baked treats flooding down through Main Street. Consequently, these memorable experiences, hopefully will create…

being different only means appearance or intelligence wise. But what if all letters and words had a color and texture? Mia Winchell, 13 years old, lives with synesthesia in a book titled A Mango-Shaped Space. Synesthesia is the crossing of two or more senses, and there are many different versions of it. She faces various struggles as she takes on the confusing life of a young girl living with synesthesia, all while juggling school work, friend drama, and other typical teenage debacles. Once she…

being different only means appearance or intelligence wise. But what if all letters and words had a color and texture? Mia Winchell, 13 years old, lives with synesthesia in a book titled A Mango-Shaped Space. Synesthesia is the crossing of two or more senses, and there are many different versions of it. She faces various struggles as she takes on the confusing life of a young girl living with synesthesia, all while juggling school work, friend drama, and other typical teenage debacles. Once she…

tonal values from white to black. Tone in black and white (mono tone) Tone can be used to represent things, objects, people or places in descriptive or symbolic ways and communicate emotions, feelings or ideas. Tone also can represent appeal to our senses and be used for practical purposes. I.…

start with sounds and breaking them down into manageable units (Goldstein, 2010). Infants start to develop taste, smell, touch, sight, and hearing all while still developing in the womb. Some senses are not fully developed upon birth but will continue to develop in to fully matured human nature sense by 12 months of age. Infants begin to develop hearing in the second trimester; by the time they are born they are able to identify familiar sounds and their parents voice. As long as there is…

privacy that takes place. This is because all events in the court room are documented, word-for-word, and put into the records where others can look them up. The place also takes away privacy in the sense that any citizen can attend any court case and listen in. Therefore, there is a perceived sense that there is some privacy in the courtroom, however, that privacy can be very limited as those rights may have been somewhat lost due to the criminal activity that got the defendant in the position…

means lacking awareness or perception. While it is true that blindness means unable to see, it doesn’t have to mean that you lack awareness. To compensate for one sense underperforming, or not in use, the other senses tend to pick up some of the perceptual slack. The hearing of someone who is blind may increase beyond the normal sense of a sighted person to make up for this loss, or the perceptions of the sensory sounds are utilized and relied on more heavily. The perception or processing of…

never unequal, and inequality can only be unequal and never equal. Objects can have two properties simultaneously while Forms have absolute properties. In his third premise, Plato declares that we obtain our knowledge of Forms by using our bodily senses to perceive objects. When we are looking at two equal sticks, we believe that they are equal because we know the sticks are striving to embody the Equal. With support from Premises 1 through 3, Premise 4 reads that we must have already had…

then-revolutionary idea of “Sense Data,” (28) which represents all the data received through the senses, hence the name “Sense Data.” In this essay, I plan to decipher the nebulous world of Sense Data, and deconstruct Moore’s claims with my own soul-field theory. Further, I will debate connections between Moore’s theory and skepticism of the external world. Sense Data describes the direct signals your brain receives and interprets every day. Moore’s own definition of Sense Data is “things…