synethesia
02 Dec '12 01:32Long ago I had to wait for Monday to deal with an abscessed tooth. A fistful of mushrooms changed my view of reality forever. The pain was no less over-powering, but it didn't hurt anymore. I just rode the waves.
10 Dec '12 05:46Originally posted by apathist"bigthink"... quite an interesting insight:
Long ago I had to wait for Monday to deal with an abscessed tooth. A fistful of mushrooms changed my view of reality forever. The pain was no less over-powering, but it didn't hurt anymore. I just rode the waves.
YouTube 10 Dec '12 08:38Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThat's a nice short intro to the subject. He mentions that sometimes people with synethesia don't know they experience the world different from the norm. He also says about 4% of people have some sort of synethesia.
"bigthink"... quite an interesting insight:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTr1VnXKr4A
10 Dec '12 10:39Originally posted by apathistFewer that 1 in 10 Million suffer from synaesthesia!
That's a nice short intro to the subject. He mentions that sometimes people with synethesia don't know they experience the world different from the norm. He also says about 4% of people have some sort of synethesia.
Imagine how often someone was thought to be nuts when they casually mention, for example, that they recognize pi because it is greenish. Or like my comment that pain doesn't have to hurt.
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