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What the New Science of Touch Says About Ourselves
Our skin is no neutral envelope; it is a busily sensing organ that situates us in relation to others and the world.
Credit: Javier Jan
On a bitter, soul-shivering, damp, biting gray February day in Cleveland—that is to say, on a February day in Cleveland—a handless man is handling a nonexistent ball.
From The New Yorker
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