The 5 Senses

The results when I asked people what sense would they rather lose were as follows: two people for hearing, two people for taste, and then one person for touch. The two people who choose hearing had about the same explanation for why they lose that one. The two people that also choose taste also had the same explanation for choosing to lose that sense. I was surprised when I asked the fifth person which they would rather lose an they choose touch, because for me, that is one I would hate to lose. Person one for hearing said that she would rather lose hearing because at this point in her life she already knows how to talk because she grew up hearing, and that if she needed to she can always use ASL to communicate with others. She also stated that it would be difficult because she does love music so much, but she figured she would still be able too feel the beat to the music. The other person who choose hearing was because he ruled out all the other ones, there was no way he would give any of the other senses because he felt like they were a bigger part of his life. He also stated that he already knew how to talk, and since texting is such a big part of every ones life now, it would not be as hard to get used to that instead of talking on the phone. Both Persons one and two that would rather lose taste had the same exact reason for choosing this one, and they were almost word for word the same. They would both like to choose taste over the other four senses because they think they would be more inclined to eat healthier and make better choices regarding food if they did not have to taste stuff that is healthy for them. They also felt that it was something extra that we do not have any particular need for it besides when we are eating food. Person number one was stuck between smell and taste but ruled smell out because they figured it was important in the sense, that if their was a fire they would be able to smell it. The person that stated that they would