Meet the sensory homunculus: Think of this as a brain's-eye view of the body where each part is sized based on how much space the brain gives to processing sensory information there.

While we give our eyes a lot of credit, the lips and tongue are packed with sensitive nerve endings, helping us interpret the world in many ways we may not realize.

Credit: London’s Natural History Museum #science

@Sheril Clearly a model by Penfield not Freud. In “Is Sex Necessary?”by James Thurber there is a Thurber map, with the accompanying caption “Fig. 7. It is customary to illustrate sexology chapters with a cross section of the human body. The authors have chosen to substitute in its place a chart of the North Atlantic, showing airplane routes. The authors realize that this will be of no help to the sex novice, but neither is a cross section of the human body.”
@Sheril Wondrous model giving insight into the nature of perception. The James Thurber source is http://checkplease.humorfeed.com/issues/2015/20150916thurber.php
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