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Synesthesia and tasting words.

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Barbara Dillon Hillas

From the National Geographic:  “A neural condition that tangles the senses so that people hear colors and taste words could yield important clues to understanding how the brain is organized, according to a new review study.” Here’s more on synesthesia.

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We are all synaesthetes (or synesthetes).

Posted on May 29, 2009 by Barbara Dillon Hillas

A couple of months ago I pointed out some interesting facts about a-newly-discovered-condition-for-me, “synesthesia”. I had learnt about it reading one of the most informative blogs around, Instapundit. Today, I find this from the BBC: Synaesthesia itself is a rare … Continue reading →

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