Since these are skin receptors (ie the receive stimulus from the environment) it would be very dangerous. You would not feel heat, cold, pain or for that matter pleasure. Everything would "feel" like your hands or feet were "asleep". Not a safe way to live.
Without being able to feel anything, it could be very dangerous! Some examples...
- Imagine standing in front of an open fire, or leaning on a stove element, and not feeling anything until the skin burnt off!
- You could walk through the snow and not tell you were getting frostbite
- You couldn't feel the ground under your feet, so you might find yourself unsteady, or walking on broken glass without noticing
- You could lose a lot of blood if you couldn't feel the pain of getting cut
- If you were stuck in darkness underground, you wouldn't feel the breeze coming from the way out
- You wouldn't feel your pants falling down in public until you tripped over them!
Plus the other (non-dangerous) things - hugs & kisses just wouldn't feel the same!
the person's perception of touch (including heat and surface sensations) are nonexistent. Deep pressure or any stimulation past the cutaneous layer are intact however the inability to sense stimulation of the skin can leave them vunerable to burns, cuts, or scrapes without the natural reaction to pull away or flee for self preservation. Therefore, the person can easily become severly injured without being aware of it occuring at all.
If you mean kettles on stoves, yes they can be very dangerous. It is not always obvious when a kettle is dangerously hot, and without care you could injure yourself handling it.
Life without sound would be awful. Imagine seeing cars drive past, but never hearing the engines. Imagine seeing the trees swaying in the wind, or your hair blowing everywhere, but never actually hearing the wind. Imagine never being able to hear your parents, friends or other people talk to you. Life without sound is unimaginable unless you are actually deaf.
Risk of dangerous consequences or injuries
The sun is the source of most of the energy on Earth. Oceans come second.
Science is the search for truth or improvement, so if you live your life without doing anything that would improve your situation, like trying to make fire, feed yourself (investigating wheteher it would make the rumbling of your tummy go away...) etc. or if you never look for the truth, then I think you'll be living without science. It's quite philosophical, but the essence: NEVER ASK QUESTIONS!
Without math, our lives would be a mess. Imagine yourself living without calculations and measurements. This is a worst scenario.
So we can get through daily life, and such as we have apposable thumbs for the same reason. Imagine life without your hands, and you can answer that yourself. :)
So we can get through daily life, and such as we have apposable thumbs for the same reason. Imagine life without your hands, and you can answer that yourself. :)
Yes. Without a licence and training, filling a tank by yourself is dangerous.
If you mean kettles on stoves, yes they can be very dangerous. It is not always obvious when a kettle is dangerously hot, and without care you could injure yourself handling it.
"I can't imagine what life would be like without you..." or "Imagine a world without trees."
Hands! Without hands, you can walk on your own, but that's pretty much it... Without feet, you can still roll your wheelchair, feed yourself, and bathe yourself! Imagine someone having to bathe you because you couldn't do it yourself! Also, feet smell weird.
It means to put yourself in an individual's place in a situation. To say it without using the same words -- it means to imagine how the other person feels in a situation, to sympathize or empathize with them.
You don't. Any method other than using a sharpie to draw on your skin is dangerous.
No.
No.
Yes because your imagination can imagine anything.