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feel a sensation, and sense a feeling

by zoss in ridic-ollas

How come the act of feeling something is considered more physical than sensing it, yet sensations are perceived to be more tangible than feelings?

Posted 6/5/2007 by zoss in ridic-ollas |

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  1. Comment by Maxxed`ouT — 12/5/2007 @ 17:56

    I guess it’s all got to do with how you define both “feeling” and “sensation”.

  2. Comment by zoss — 14/5/2007 @ 2:43

    Sure; I was trying to challenge the most common connotations associated with those terms. Hence the usage of “considered” and “perceived.”

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