God damn why do y'all have to be so technical with the "if you lose your smell you lose your taste too" ****? Can't you just play along?
My nose is already weak so I don't care if I lost my sense of smell.
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You don't necessarily lose your taste all the way with smell though. If you've already eaten a particular type of food before, just seeing it will help you taste it, even if you can't smell.
It's only if there's a new food you've never tried before and you can't smell it you wouldn't be able to taste
Taste. It's the only sense that I don't really care about. I eat pretty bland stuff.
Touch would be bad, didn't y'all see that episode of House? Plus touch can make up for other senses (you can feel things you can't see, or you can feel the vibrations of music to get the rhythm if you can't hear, etc.).
God damn why do y'all have to be so technical with the "if you lose your smell you lose your taste too" ****? Can't you just play along?
My nose is already weak so I don't care if I lost my sense of smell.
Why aren't people allowed to use logic to answer this question? I don't see where the OP says "please answer this question without any form of thought or reason or else you're not playing along"
And plus it's really just common sense. Like, do you want to lose only one sense? Or do you want to lose one sense and totally dull another?
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Plus touch can make up for other senses (you can feel things you can't see, or you can feel the vibrations of music to get the rhythm if you can't hear, etc.).