YT2095 Posted June 19, 2007 Posted June 19, 2007 why is the default state of Numbness Warmth? even if the numb part is actually cold to the touch, the brain seems to default it to a warm feeling. is there any reason for this?
Rasori Posted June 23, 2007 Posted June 23, 2007 I thought numbness was lack of feeling. The warmth just could be a filler thing. However, if a part is cold to the touch, your brain should default it to a warm feeling. If a part is colder than its surroundings, then energy will move from its surroundings to it, giving a feeling of warmth. When it's hot outside, for example, your body would feel cold to the touch by anything touching it that had been in equilibrium with the air temperature.
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