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The forgetting of touch
Angelaki 10 (3):115 – 132 (2005)
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We like Euclidean geometry because we are men [sic], and have eyes and hands, and need to operate a concept of space that will be independent of orientation, distance and size. Lucas, A Treatise on Time and Space.Author's Profile
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