Do Humans Have Senses We Don't Know About? | The UnXplained (S2, E2)

"What if humans can sense far more than we realize? From a blind man who navigates the world using echolocation to people who experience sound as color, possess extraordinary hearing, or live completely without the sensation of pain, remarkable cases are challenging what we know about human...

42 min - Mind & Psychology - HISTORY

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