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I have synaesthesia, though not as strongly as I did at around the age of 16 or 17 when I wrote a poem about it although I didn't know other people have it too, so this interested me:
"British graphic design student Claire Mills has created Syn, a prototype issue of a magazine for synesthetes. (Previous posts on synesthesia here, here, and here.)"
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Pip Wilson posted item above at 5:25 PM | Permalink
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1 Comments:
synaesthesia is over-rated.
the ability to read is a basic from of synaesthesia.
Converting from visual to auditory.
and If I mizzspell sumting the audio part of the brain compensates and moves on.
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