Question

why do we sense things differently even though we all have the same sense organs​

Answer 1

• In fact much of what we call taste is actually smell (which is why things become tasteless when we have a cold). ... Smell is also the only sense that is wired directly into our cortex: all other senses are filtered through the mid-brain.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Though it sounds like something you'd give some serious feminist side-eye, studies suggest that women really do seem to be the more "sensitive" gender. That is, they tend to taste, smell, hear, see colors, and feel textures more accurately than men—even though, in most cases, researchers aren't sure exactly why, says Marcia Pelchat, PhD, a sensory scientist who studies taste and smell at the Monell Chemical Sciences Center in Philadelphia.