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ability to perceive

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See: intellect


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Most people have the ability to perceive both favorable and negative aspects of a person, helpful in resolving conflict.
The incorporation of historical and psychological theories into the study of aesthetics makes the point that the understanding of the subject increases the ability to perceive meaning in any form of art, including film, music and literature.
Besides the inherent visceral appeal and excellent breed names ("Black Diamond," "Squeaker," "Grizzle") pigeon racing has geek allure because of the birds' magnetoception--their ability to perceive shifts in the Earth's magnetic field--that tethers them along the race's route.
 
 
 
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