Summary:
- The article discusses the findings of a recent study that suggests the existence of a "sixth sense" in humans, known as proprioception or kinesthetic sense. This sense allows people to be aware of the position and movement of their body parts without needing to see them.
- The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Sussex, found that people can accurately judge the position of their limbs even when they are not visible, indicating the presence of this sixth sense.
- The findings have implications for our understanding of how the brain processes and integrates information from various sensory inputs, and could have applications in areas such as rehabilitation and sports performance.