>How many senses humans have depends on how you define it That is true, but considering only the well known 5 senses simplified the correspondence and seemed p

>How many senses humans have depends on how you define it That is true, but considering only the well known 5 senses simplified the correspondence and seemed practicable. My thoughts were focused on reducing the number of sensors and physical capabilities of a known embodiment of real intelligence to say something about what might be a prerequisite for acquiring similar intelligence in a different body. However, I acknowledge that doing so might cause me to overlook something subtle, but necessary. You made a good point, thank you.