HA human being has at least nine senses. A human being has at least nine senses.

Or "Human beings have at least nine senses". "Human being" is a singular count noun, so it needs to be preceded by an article ("a" or "the").

Human beings hasve at least nine senses. Human beings have at least nine senses.

Human beings hasve at least nine senses. Humans have at least nine senses.

The first man who listsed the five senses that everybody knows (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) was Aristotle who, even if he was very smart, sometimes made mistakes, like any other human being. The first man who listed the five senses that everybody knows (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) was Aristotle who, even if he was very smart, sometimes made mistakes, like any other human being.

TAristotle was the first human who liststo point out the five senses that everybody knows (many of us know today, namely sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) was Aristotle who, even if he was very smart, sometimes made. Notwithstanding his intellect, Aristotle was still prone to making mistakes, like any other human being. Aristotle was the first human to point out the five senses many of us know today, namely sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. Notwithstanding his intellect, Aristotle was still prone to making mistake like any other human being.

I find the second sentence about Aristotle being smart and making mistakes to be irrelevant and unnecessary. It does not proceed logically from the preceding statement and there is no need to include it.

The first man who listsed the five senses that everybody knows (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) was Aristotle who, even if he was very smart, sometimes made mistakes, just like any other human being. The first man who listed the five senses that everybody knows (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) was Aristotle who, even if he was very smart, sometimes made mistakes, just like any other human being.

He taught that we think byvia our heart, or that the bee born from the dead torus, for example. He taught that we think via our heart, or that the bee born from the dead torus, for example.

I don't understand what you mean by "the bee born from the dead torus". A torus is a doughnut-like shape, and I don't see the connection to bees.

HAristotle tahought that we think bythrough our heart, or that the bee. He had other ideas, namely the notion that a bee gets born from the dead torus, for example. Aristotle thought that we think through our heart. He had other ideas, namely the notion that a bee gets born from the dead torus, for example.

The second statement about the bee is hard to understand. What do you mean by torus?

HFor example, he taught that we think bywith our heart, orand that the bee is born from the dead torus, for example. For example, he taught that we think with our heart, and that the bee is born from dead torus.

I'm not sure what a torus is.

There is a general agreement by whichthat there are four senses more: thermosception (the sense of the heat on our skin); the sense of the equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that is in the inner ear; nociception (the perception of pain through the skin, the articulationjoints, and internal organs. The brain is not included, excluding the brain because it doesn't have any pain receptor of pain);s); and proprioception or "body awareness". There is a general agreement that there are four senses more: thermoception (the sense of heat on our skin); the sense of equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that is in the inner ear; nociception (the perception of pain through the skin, joints, and internal organs, excluding the brain because it doesn't have any pain receptors); and proprioception or "body awareness".

It's better to avoid inserting a full sentence within a parenthetical expression in a sentence like this. In fact, even though I changed it to a clause rather than a sentence, I think it's still too long and disrupts the sentence. I'd rewrite things, breaking up the long sentence. Here's a possibility: There is a general agreement by which there are four more senses: thermoception (the sense of heat on our skin); the sense of equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that is in the inner ear; nociception, and proprioception or "body awareness". Nociception is the perception of pain through the skin, joints, and internal organs, excluding the brain because it doesn't have any pain receptors. Propriception is the unconscious knowledge...

There is a general agreement by which there areexist four more senses more: thermosception (the sense of theperception of heat on our skin); the sense of the equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that iexists in the inner ear; nociception (the perception of pain through the skin, the articulations, and internal organs. The brain is not included becausethought to contain nociceptors (i.e. it doesn't have any receptor ofs for pain); and proprioception or "body awareness". There is a general agreement by which there exist four more senses: thermoception (the perception of heat on our skin); the sense of equilibrium, determined by the liquid that exists in the inner ear; nociception (the perception of pain through skin, articulations, and internal organs. The brain is not thought to contain nociceptors (i.e. it doesn't have any receptors for pain); and proprioception or "body awareness".

I would remove the part about the brain not being included. I feel it is unnecessary and removes from the general sense/parallelism of the sentence.

There is a general agreement by whichthat there are four more senses more: thermoseption, (the sense of the heat on our skin); the sense of the equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that is in the inner ear; nociception, (the perception of pain through the skin, the articulations,; and internal organs. The brain is not included because it doesn't have any pain receptor of pain);s, proprioception or "body awareness". There is a general agreement that there are four more senses: thermoseption, the sense of the heat on our skin; the sense of equilibrium, which is determined by the liquid that is in the inner ear; nociception, the perception of pain through the skin, the articulations; and internal organs. The brain is not included because it doesn't have any pain receptors, proprioception or "body awareness".

This is the unconscious knowledge of the places where are the parts of our bodymeans by which we know unconsciously where the parts of the body are located, without touching or seeing them. This is the means by which we know unconsciously where the parts of the body are located, without touching or seeing them.

Note that in a clause starting with a "wh-" word (or "how"), the verb needs to move (which you did correctly, twice, in the next sentence).

This is theere is also an unconscious knowledge ofby which we can tell the places where are the parts of our body are without touching or seeing them. There is also an unconscious knowledge by which we can tell the places where parts of our body are without touching or seeing them.

This is the unconscious knowledge of the places where are theese additional senses represent the unconscious awareness of parts of our body without having to touching or seeing them. These additional senses represent the unconscious awareness of parts of our body without having to touch or see them.

If weFor instance, if we were to close our eyes and move theour foot, we arwould be able to understand where it is and what movement we'reit is doing. For instance, if we were to close our eyes and move our foot, we would be able to understand where it is and what movement it is doing.

If we closed our eyes and move the food one of our feet, we are able to understandsense where it is and what movement we're doit is making. If we closed our eyes and moved one of our feet, we are able to sense where it is and what movement it is making.