> “Humans don’t sense … wetness” I read this elsewhere too and think it’s worded incorrectly. Maybe our _bodies_ don’t have sensory receptors for wetness, but

> “Humans don’t sense … wetness” I read this elsewhere too and think it’s worded incorrectly. Maybe our _bodies_ don’t have sensory receptors for wetness, but humans can “sense” it by other means (e.g. by observing change in friction, stickiness, etc) Our bodies don’t have receptors for our spouse’s emotions, but I can “sense” when my spouse is in a bad mood. Or maybe my English is just bad and it’s worded fine.