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This document contains notes from a Philo class on Module 3. It includes tables outlining things that people at different ages can and cannot do. It also lists the author's limitations and plans to overcome them through transcendence. Key lessons learned are that overcoming limitations requires personal desire and responsibility, and culture can restrict transcendence. An assessment at the end tests comprehension.

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Age Things That I Can Do Things That I Cannot Do 0-3

This document contains notes from a Philo class on Module 3. It includes tables outlining things that people at different ages can and cannot do. It also lists the author's limitations and plans to overcome them through transcendence. Key lessons learned are that overcoming limitations requires personal desire and responsibility, and culture can restrict transcendence. An assessment at the end tests comprehension.

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Manaois, Dale Darence B.

12 Arts and Design- Amorsolo

Philo: Module 3

What I have Learned

Age Things that I can do Things that I cannot do


0-3 Stretches or moves arms and Eat on my own, walk, and speak
legs, Follows moving objects
with eyes, Cries as a way of
communicating needs, crawl
4-7 Ask to many questions, play Can slightly Read, write
outside, can eat by own, can
walk
8-11 Can read, write Do laundry, cook, drive, cross
the street
12-15 can cook, do laundry, get to and Drink
from school by own, drive
16- up Can make money, drink Pay utility bills, having children

What I can do

1. My limitations as a human are numerous; considering physical constraints of our lives clearly
means that we listen to our bodies; moreover, if we do more, we can cause ourselves more
harm than good.
2. God, family, and friends are all important to me.
3. I consider potential constraints, such as financial resources,physical
limitations and environmental factors.
4. Yes, so maturation helps one to dramatically alter our work patterns.
5. Keep in mind to pray to God and put our plans into action.

What I can do

My limitations Plans towards Transcendence


stress Elevate your mind
uncomfortable Become more self aware
confuse Focus on what you know.
impressions See people and things for what they really are
distractions Clean your mind off Societal distractions
doubt Trust the process
What I have Learned

1. It is always up to the person to determine whether or not they really desire to overcome their
limitations.

2. Transcedence is always a good choice, but it comes with immense responsibility. Culture may be a
force that restricts transcedence.

Assessment

1. B 6. C

2. C 7. C

3. B 8. B

4. D 9. D

5. A 10. C

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