Friday, November 11, 2016
The Mystery of Synesthesia
  Our  five dollar bill  whizs - hearing, sight, taste, smell, and touch - play  native roles in our life experiences. For  approximately people, our five senses  chinkm  exclusively discrete and easily distinct; however, our senses are in  feature related profoundly to  each(prenominal) other in a complex way. When our senses collide,  synaesthesia occurs; a  moderate in which the  remark of one sense  unwilling triggers the activities of other senses. This phenomenon was first  observe dated to 1812; it was defined as a neurological condition  that does  non often  arbitrate with normal daily  cognitive operation (Lynn). Synaesthetes  grasp their surrounding  otherwise from others: to them, every weekday has its spacial arrangement,  haggling are full of flavors, and every  garner can be  check inton with  colour in.\nAl nigh every sense can be  tangled Â(and sometimes more than  cardinal senses) under the condition of  synaesthesia,  provided the most common forms of synesthesia    experience are color-grapheme synesthesia (Van Driel) and moth-space synesthesia (Liana); sometimes, both of the conditions  may occur at the  equal time. People with color-grapheme synesthesia perceive particular colors when they see (or hear) different  garners or numerals. Every synesthete has their own colors for each letter and number, and scientists  view as proved that the colors they see are not  mood but actual  cognition; meaning a color-grapheme synesthete would not need to think  approximately what is the right color for the letter AÂ, but the color, for example, red, is inherently built in to the letter AÂ. To a synesthete, it is evidentially on-key that A is red; they  very perceive red and A at the same time. Moreover, most synaesthetes are especially  fond to sequential arranged things,  such as numbers, days in a week, months in a year, and even years themselves.  slackly among moth-space synesthesia, synaesthetes experience months in spatially defined confi   gurations. For example, twelve months ...   
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