How Perception Change Our Understanding?

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Once a man lost an ax and suspected his neighbour's son. Everything that his neighbour's son did looked suspicious to him the way he walked, the tone of his voice, his countenance, and his gestures. But when he recovered his ax in digging a ditch, he could not see anything suspicious in his neighbour's son at all.


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