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I know of six, I've heard of hundreds.
Originally posted by @ponderableThis does depend on who you ask. There are multiple scientific disciplines that are interested in the question, and we get to sort through the wreckage.
In fact we like to Group them into:
Visual
Auditive
Gustatoric
Olphactoric
Kinestethic
Of couse the gustatoric sens is made up pf at least five different sensors (sweet, bitter, salty, sour, umami) and we have a lot of sensors for kinesthetics
Originally posted by @apathistit looks like little green peas that you eat
Hadn't heard of umami before, thanks.
Originally posted by @uzlessYou weren't joking.
it looks like little green peas that you eat
Originally posted by @ponderableMany more with fancy names but basically we can detect;
In fact we like to Group them into:
Visual
Auditive
Gustatoric
Olphactoric
Kinestethic
Of couse the gustatoric sens is made up pf at least five different sensors (sweet, bitter, salty, sour, umami) and we have a lot of sensors for kinesthetics
Originally posted by @apathistHave you ever "felt" someone staring at you from behind you and you turn and someone is ? Which sense is that ?
I know of six, I've heard of hundreds.
Originally posted by @caissad4Intuition. It's also called the 6th sense.
Have you ever "felt" someone staring at you from behind you and you turn and someone is ? Which sense is that ?
Originally posted by @lemon-limeBarometric receptors in the stomach sense when the stomach is full. They then signal the brain to decrease the appetite.
Intuition. It's also called the 6th sense.
It's your subconscious mind telling you something you're not consciously aware of. We are constantly bombarded with so much visual and audio (and tactile) information that's it's nearly impossible to deal with it all on the conscious level.
The problem people with autism have is they are consciously aware of ...[text shortened]... fficult problem. A sudden 'flash of intuition' can often times point you in the right direction.
Originally posted by @apathistThe problem with these kind of questions is that:
How many senses do you have