Or even our clothing rubbing against us doesn’t bother us but if a tiny bug lands anywhere on our body we feel it straight away
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Timing, two nerve sensors need to be triggered in the same area within a second for you to notice, constant nerve signals or just a lone trigger will be ignored.
Evolution: detecting bugs is important, lest they bite us, while being annoyed by the wind or clothing is counterproductive.
People suffering from autism can be very annoyed by clothing, because their sensory filters are out of whack.
> if a tiny bug lands anywhere on our body we feel it straight away
What? Have you ever been bitten by a mosquito?
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