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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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Are we always feeling something?

Are humans always feeling something?

  If someone close dies we might be feeling pain, sorrow, etc.... If we win the lottery we might feel happy and euphoric...

What about some less extreme moments in our live?
 While studying math for example, are humans only logic or are we feeling also? Is there any study or idea in psychology about that?
gpt
There are many ways you can define feeling, each definition will give you a different answer. Feeling as in sensing a stimuli? Or sensing an emotional affect? Or feeling a change in attitude or set? Or feeling as experiencing an inner and outer events?

To make things even more difficult, we come across the fact that a big part of our psychic activity is unconscious, to put simply, we experience and do many things without realizing it.

To answer your question reductively and briefly though, we always feel something. Doing maths can make you feel bored, intrigued, mildly irritatrd etc., some of that you may not even realize without a certain effort.

If you mean feeling as sensing a stimuli, the answer is similar, in fact we need to feel many and various stimuli to function well, otherwise we can even go mad. Check sensory deprivation experiment by Donald Hebb for example.

Your question needs to be precise. Psychology is very complicated and ambiguous as it is.

Hope this helps!