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Their perception is very likely to be totally different. * They might not perceive some substances at all, others that we don't notice might make it unpalatabl
by samus 3y ago
Their perception is very likely to be totally different.
* They might not perceive some substances at all, others that we don't notice might make it unpalatable.
* Some substances might be perceived differently than us, or be indistinguishable from others.
* And some might require getting used to.
Note that all of the above phenomena also occur in humans because of genetics, cultural background, or experiences!
- skeledrew 3y agoThis may come off as pedantic, but "identical" is a very strong term when it comes to something like chemistry. The smallest chemical difference can manifest as a large physical difference. Consider that genetically, humans are about 60% similar to the fruit fly, yet phenotically, the similarity could be considered under 1%.