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Tuned to perceive what others miss, or to bruise where others wouldn't.
means Quick to detect, react to, or be affected by stimuli, emotions, or delicate information.
from From Latin sentire, to feel or perceive — the same root that gives us sentiment, sensation, and the whole feeling business.
Skin sensorsFingertips pack thousands of touch receptors per square centimeter.
Classified tiersDocuments jump from sensitive to secret to top secret.
Highly sensitiveRoughly 20 percent of people process stimuli more deeply.