Do You Feel Pressure Changes When Someone's Looking at You?

Since the 50s, people have been researching this in human beings. This learned echolocation. We don't know for sure if someone was born blind, if they would naturally learn it on their own. Your ears are not doing all the work. It's also the skin, right? The skin. They used to believe for a long time that you, if you were practicing echolocated, you would feel pressure changes, nearby objects.