Considering the on- and off-topic discussions in the past on the forum regarding the senses and perception, some may find the current issue of New Scientist interesting: a special section on the sensory world and perception. No longer are there 5 senses, but 21 (and maybe more). Interesting reading.
(my senses are stuffed up and dysfunctional right now, but my brain is still functioning - somewhat)
Considering the on- and off-topic discussions in the past on the forum regarding the senses and perception, some may find the current issue of New Scientist interesting: a special section on the sensory world and perception. No longer are there 5 senses, but 21 (and maybe more). Interesting reading.
(my senses are stuffed up and dysfunctional right now, but my brain is still functioning - somewhat)
I'll have to take a boo at that.
It is breaking down the senses involved in kinethesis?