Visualizing Tactile Sensations

As you read this article you may bring your hand up to your chin and stroke your finger on your lips to help you concentrate. Or you may swiftly stroke the touchpad with your fingertips, move past this paragraph trying to understand whether you want to read this article. Linger on those or any other tactile sensation you may be experiencing at this moment. Linger on the ever-present beauty and complexity of your sense of touch.

Visualizing Tactile Sensations Visualizing Tactile Sensations Riccardo Volpato (Qualia Research Institute) https://www.qri.org/ , Andrés Gómez-Emilsson ../people/andrés-gómez-emilsson (Qualia Research Institute) https://www.qri.org/ , Ethan Kuntz ../people/ethan-kuntz (Qualia Research Institute) https://www.qri.org/ , Carlos Martinez Quintero ../people/carlos-martinez-quintero (Qualia Research Institute) https://www.qri.org/ Dec 28, 2023 Introduction As you read this article you may bring your hand up to your chin and stroke your finger on your lips to help you concentrate. Or you may swiftly

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