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Well, we can feel it, can't we? Or do we just think that we can?
Energy cannot be perceived directly with our five senses. However, we can perceive its effects and manifestations through our senses, such as heat, light, and sound.
Energy can be perceived indirectly through tools and instruments, such as thermometers, voltmeters, and microscopes, which measure and detect energy in its various forms.
While we cannot directly feel energy, we can experience its effects through sensations, such as warmth from heat energy or vibrations from sound energy.
Some forms of energy, such as light energy, can be directly seen through our sense of sight. However, other forms of energy, like heat and electrical energy, are invisible to the naked eye.
There is currently no scientific evidence to suggest that some people are more sensitive to energy than others. However, some individuals may be more attuned to their surroundings and notice changes in energy levels more easily.