Why does it tickle when I look at my pointed index finger approaching my nose?

Answer 1

There is an aura of energy surrounding your body. It's there so your body can sense itself in space. You are detecting that aura (which is a symbol we use for an undefined physiological process) when you do this experiment.

I detected the same phenomena when I learned to put contact lenses in. My finger failed to move closer with any amount of effort due to the protective effects of the aura.

That's my theory, anyway.

Answer 2

Little hairs on the skin of your nose gets tickled by the finger

Answer 3

It's psychological. It's like the Pavlov experiment where Pavlov rang a bell before the dog's suppertime, so the dog drooled when the bell was rung, even when there was no supper.

It's like when I'd wiggle my fingers in a menacing way towards my ticklish siblings.

Answer 4

I would like to say because of the heat(energy) of your finger is static electricity when approaching your nose heat(energy) is emanating from it to connect, almost preparing for skin to touch skin.

It is an electrical discharge of sorts

Answer 5

Because you connected a complete human circuit running through your body.

Answer 6

Try the middle finger and see if that helps...lol

Answer 7

tickling is a psychological thing. You anticipate it so it tickles..

Answer 8

It's because your eyes are going in to a position they're not supposed to be in.

Answer 9

The boogers are getting even the best way they can

Answer 10

i dunno
thnx 4 tha points


btw
u must be really bored.