We actually feel it, but do not or can not acknowledge it. In other words, we get used to it. As we always acknowledge the changes only. This is the reason why we can feel pressure difference when we are in the water. read more
We don't necessarily feel the atmospheric pressure because of, well even if you go to a different elevation your not going very far in either distance of the threshold amount of pressure to support our bodies. read more
Well, the air exerts this force in all directions, so as well as pushing down on us, it also pushes up and balances out the force on our bodies so that we don’t collapse. Crushing pressure. Human bodies are used to air pressure. read more
The atmospheric pressure is balanced by the internal body pressure. This is just like a new born baby aclimatises with the climate where she/he was born. We will feel it if the pressure increases or decreases. read more