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In the order of importance, from most to least important:
-Most important would be hearing. I love music. Take away the pleasure of music from me and I might as well be dead. Without hearing will also mean you'll have difficulties in speech. -Sight would be next, as this is my (most people's) main sense, like how they say "A picture is worth a thousand words". -Then would be touch; without touch, it's like you exist in a shell/artificial body. You can never feel the warmth of another human, or feel anything physically. Almost like a walking corpse. very unlikely to happen though; to lose all sence of touch. -Next can be either taste or smell. Both co-exist with each other; without smell, you can't taste much of whatever you put in your mouth, and without taste, it'll be a torture to smell good food just to learn you can never taste it. Thought if I had to choose, it'll probably be smell over taste. Smell is a good way to preserve memory as well, if you didn't realize. Most amazing jew boots ![]() |
There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() |
^ Many toxic objects won't have a taste; or even if they do, we won't be able to identify it. Look at how many people get food poisoning without knowing the cause. If you think about it, taste is still less vital to human survival.
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^ But of course. Why did you think I placed Touch as third after Hearing and Sight. ^^
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