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Taka Posted 15 years ago
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Because
Probably the profoundest difference between human and animal needs is made by one piece of human awareness, one fact that is not present to animals, because it is never learned in any direct experience: that is our foreknowledge of death.
About 'because...' is it:
Probably the profoundest difference between human and animal needs is made by one piece of human awareness, one fact that is not present to animals, because it is never learned in any direct experience: that is our foreknowledge of death.
Or does it refer to the entire sentence in front?
About 'because...' is it:
Probably the profoundest difference between human and animal needs is made by one piece of human awareness, one fact that is not present to animals, because it is never learned in any direct experience: that is our foreknowledge of death.
Or does it refer to the entire sentence in front?
Top answer
It all refers to 'fact'.
- It all refers to 'fact'.
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So it's:
one fact: the fact is not present to animals, because it is never learned in any direct experience.
Good. Just as I thought. Thanks again, MM.
one fact: the fact is not present to animals, because it is never learned in any direct experience.
Good. Just as I thought. Thanks again, MM.
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