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Synesthesia: Mixed-Up Senses We generally
Synesthesia: Mixed-Up Senses
We generally think of our senses as having completely separate functions. This is a logical
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Synesthesia: Mixed-Up Senses
We generally think of our senses as having completely separate functions. This is a logical
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We generally think of our senses as having completely separate functions. This is a logical assumption; after all, we can't see
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We generally think of our senses as having completely separate functions. This is a logical assumption; after all, we can't see
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We generally think of our senses as having completely separate functions. This is a logical assumption; after all, we can't see
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The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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