Why Pain Isn't What You Think It Is & The Disappearing Joys of Everyday Life
This episode of Something You Should Know explores the surprising science behind pain and the overlooked psychological and sensory dimensions of everyday life, arguing that chronic pain is not purely physical and that our loss of tactile, material experiences may be diminishing our well
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