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What is the difference between wordless sensation and thought?
Solution
- Sensation is a physical experience or experience caused by something that happens to or comes into touch with the body. It is the ability to be present with something and express it without using words.
- A thought is an idea or viewpoint arising from thinking or coming suddenly. Sensation differs from thinking. Thoughts are created centrally in the brain, whereas sensations arise at various locations.
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