Scattered focus is seen with active sense organs

Jun 20
07:49

2011

Ranganathan

Ranganathan

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Man has to learn a lot from bats as how disability is strength in these animals. Humans with some disability is also ....

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Having all sense organs is an advantage or disadvantage?  The question may appear very stupid and meaningless.  In the evolution,Scattered focus is seen with active sense organs Articles the creatures that do not have sense organs are always known to have greater advantages created in them to overcome the limitation of not having such sense organs.  Let us assume how single celled microbes are surviving in the ecosystem.  Take the life of many other invertebrates with lots of primitivism, how much blessed they are with the uniqueness and advantages to be successful in nature. 

The story is not about the evolutionary advantages of creatures those do not have sense organs and creatures having all sense organs fully developed in them.

Within the evolved group of animals like mammals, how some mammals like bats with poor eye sites are surviving successfully?  Interestingly, how bats without eye sights are extremely active during night which is obviously very dark.  During the entire day light, bats roost in some caves or in some deep inaccessible areas and are active from dusk through dawn.

What should be the message man learn from this evolutionary miracle.  Evolution has always produced limitations in some animals and all such limitations are proven to be of strength to survive in nature.  Since the eye sight is poor in bats, their faculty of hearing has evolved to become very astute and sound processing power of the brain become well evolved and well developed.  Bats are very powerful in detecting many objects such as their prey or predator or any hindrance through the principle called echo-location.  They produce sound waves called ultra sounds. The ultra sound waves hit the object and return back as echo.  The echo is picked up by the bats and is processed.  The extent of sound absorption/rejection/echoing helps the bats to differentiate or understand about the details of the object in front of them.

Evolution has always created different methods and devises to different species in nature to overcome adversities and limitations.  Always evolution has created some limitations in some animals not limit their performance but to provide such limitations as an extra advantage.  This is the mystery of nature.  The mystery of nature may not be understood easily, however, one needs to see how nature is empowering the so called ‘disabled’ animals to over come the disability.   When some specialized skills and weapons are given to the ‘disabled’ animals to combat and survive successfully in nature, where is the relevance of the title ‘disable’ or ‘handicapped’ state? 

The message to be drawn by mankind is that every limitation is nothing but strength.  When a special strength is given to animals by evolution, an appropriate opportunity also has to be given to display the special strength or talent like poor eye sight and eco-location/sense of smell.  The ‘disability’ is nothing but an opportunity created by nature in order to prove the unique strength given to some species.

Humanity at large must understand that disability is a veiled opportunity created in the process of evolution to prove the unknown strength or talent given to such people.  The scattered brain power and dissipation of focus is the usual counter product seen in people due to the active functioning of all sense organs.  Whereas when one faculty becomes defective, other faculties assume greater responsibilities and functions to the maximum.  

Nature has always enabled and empowered the people who suffer from defective sense organs.  Hence they have to understand the ‘power within’ and prove to the world how enables and empowered they are.    

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