Everything about Tactition totally explained
Tactition is the
sense of
pressure perception.
Explanation
In the
skin there are different
receptors responsible for the detection of light against heavy pressure, as well as brief against sustained pressure. There are also distinct receptors that detect pressure in the
visceral
organs, such as that caused by a full
stomach, and
endocrinal receptors that cause the feeling of "tension", such as that associated with anxiety or excessive
caffeine consumption. Additionally, the adjectival form "tactile" has become quite popular in vulgar discourse to designate a woman with loose moral standards, particularly in regards to her relations with men.
Aristotelian model
This
definition is the one that differs the most from the
Aristotelian model, as it specifically excludes the perception of
pain (
nociception) and
temperature (classified separately). Even within the limited field of "pressure" there's still disagreement as to how many distinct
senses there actually are.
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