What is your favorite sense?

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What is your favorite sense?

Sight
19
46%
Hearing
15
37%
Taste
4
10%
Smell
1
2%
Touch
2
5%
 
Total votes: 41
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Postby Luminaflare » 2009.04.28 (20:29)

Twistkill wrote:I don't have a favorite because I love all of my senses. Although smell might arguably be the least essential and/or not very crippling to lose.
And then you die from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Postby Twistkill » 2009.04.28 (20:52)

Luminaflare wrote:
Twistkill wrote:I don't have a favorite because I love all of my senses. Although smell might arguably be the least essential and/or not very crippling to lose.
And then you die from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Wikipedia wrote:Carbon monoxide, with the chemical formula CO, is a colorless, odorless and tasteless, yet highly toxic gas.
Apparently it can bypass 3 of our senses anyway. I also doubt that we can feel or hear this gas.
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Postby jean-luc » 2009.04.29 (22:45)

Twistkill wrote:
Luminaflare wrote:
Twistkill wrote:I don't have a favorite because I love all of my senses. Although smell might arguably be the least essential and/or not very crippling to lose.
And then you die from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Wikipedia wrote:Carbon monoxide, with the chemical formula CO, is a colorless, odorless and tasteless, yet highly toxic gas.
Apparently it can bypass 3 of our senses anyway. I also doubt that we can feel or hear this gas.
Yeah, we can't detect CO at all. That's why we rely on technologically augmented senses (a.k.a. CO detectors) to warn us.

I have to go with sight. It's very useful in navigating our world. I'd say touch is second.
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