While the traditional five senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell) are widely recognized, humans actually have many more senses, including:
Proprioception: The sense of knowing where your body parts are in space without looking.
Vestibular sense: The sense of balance and spatial orientation.
Thermoception: The sense of temperature (hot and cold).
Nociception: The sense of pain.
Interoception: The sense of the internal state of the body, such as hunger, thirst, and internal organ sensations.
Equilibrioception: a sense of balance. This is what keeps us upright, and helps us make our way around without getting hurt.
Kinaesthesia: sense of movement.
Thermoception: we know whether our environment is too cold or too hot. Being able to sense the temperature around us helps keep us alive and well.
Nociception: the ability to feel pain.
Chronoception: how we sense the passing of time.
What the one sense that most people these days appear to have at all?
Common Sense: Common sense is the sound, practical judgment that relies on basic knowledge and common experience to make decisions in everyday situations, often without extensive reasoning. It represents a shared understanding of obvious facts and practical abilities that most adults are expected to possess.
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do they have belt loops?
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