Discussion How do humans even feel (1 Viewer)

[gqq]

I'm not talking about emotional feelings,I'm talking about the feeling of being cold or warm or sticky or whatever,were humans automatically able to realize and decide what is warm and what is cold since birth?

lowk an interesting topic for me,how did we even agree that the feeling of being cold is a spiky and stingy feeling
And how did we know that the feeling of being warm is a hot sometimes painful feeling

do humans have different perspectives on their feelings? like for example the theory that each human sees colors differently than eachother

why did science never try to reach the point of view of other humans to reach what they feel?

and why was there never words to describe this theory?

there is a lot of undiscovered things in the human body that are interesting to me.

 

[darkie+]

I'm not talking about emotional feelings,I'm talking about the feeling of being cold or warm or sticky or whatever,were humans automatically able to realize and decide what is warm and what is cold since birth?

lowk an interesting topic for me,how did we even agree that the feeling of being cold is a spiky and stingy feeling
And how did we know that the feeling of being warm is a hot sometimes painful feeling

do humans have different perspectives on their feelings? like for example the theory that each human sees colors differently than eachother

why did science never try to reach the point of view of other humans to reach what they feel?

and why was there never words to describe this theory?

there is a lot of undiscovered things in the human body that are interesting to me.

we DEFINED the “hot sometimes painful feeling” as “warm”, the words didnt exist before, we created it

 

[gregheffley]

just go to sleep bro

 

[raizincaines]

Imma make you feel something boy

 

[Tismo]

I'm not talking about emotional feelings,I'm talking about the feeling of being cold or warm or sticky or whatever,were humans automatically able to realize and decide what is warm and what is cold since birth?

lowk an interesting topic for me,how did we even agree that the feeling of being cold is a spiky and stingy feeling
And how did we know that the feeling of being warm is a hot sometimes painful feeling

do humans have different perspectives on their feelings? like for example the theory that each human sees colors differently than eachother

why did science never try to reach the point of view of other humans to reach what they feel?

and why was there never words to describe this theory?

there is a lot of undiscovered things in the human body that are interesting to me.

receptors

 

[Michael b]

I'm not talking about emotional feelings,I'm talking about the feeling of being cold or warm or sticky or whatever,were humans automatically able to realize and decide what is warm and what is cold since birth?

lowk an interesting topic for me,how did we even agree that the feeling of being cold is a spiky and stingy feeling
And how did we know that the feeling of being warm is a hot sometimes painful feeling

do humans have different perspectives on their feelings? like for example the theory that each human sees colors differently than eachother

why did science never try to reach the point of view of other humans to reach what they feel?

and why was there never words to describe this theory?

there is a lot of undiscovered things in the human body that are interesting to me.

Nervous system, brain, molecules of cold and hot type shi

 

[carbon]

Nervous system and its reaction to stimuli. We will never be the same temperature as it is in the air, as we regulate ourselves to maintain homeostasis. There are receptors for quite literally everything you could think of. These receptors detect external stimuli and send signals to the brain in which the brain processes and adjusts the body’s internal environment accordingly. Extremities can give extreme reactions which may result in inflammation and pain.

The color topic is interesting. I’m not sure if we’ll ever be able to tell if we all see the same color.