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Sensation is dealing with the processing of the senses, including the traditional senses vision, hearing, taste, smell and touch, but also sense experiences such as vestibular and pain. It typically involves the higher-level cortical brain areas associated with the conscious experience of physical stimuli.
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Why can you not tickle yourself?
Your cerebullum "predicts" that you are going to experience a tickling sensation (as you put, "a laughting fit"), and rushes to cancel out the other parts of the brain that is going to make you break down …
