Senses and Stuff

    I came across this article while finding things about senses. It discusses how our senses interact with not only ourselves but our perception of the environment surrounding us and how architects make use of this. Architects say that we not only have 5 senses that play into this understanding, but up to 7. This isn't at all backed by science, but it's important in the role it plays in their job. What could these extra senses be you might ask? Well according to architects, these are movement and position. "These two senses are the foundation for orienting yourself in a space and being self-conscious within an environment."

I would say even though this is not tied to science or psychology, I still think it's very interesting how humans perceive the world around them, even it doesn't really make all the much sense. For me, it's just weird how people can like certain types of architecture over others. Like some people like brutalism over roman revival or whatever. I just think it's weird, but very interesting.

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