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do people see color a different what

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can they see color  when somebody is  talking 

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can they see color  when somebody is  talking 

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Do they see colors without music? how about humming?

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Do they see colors without music? how about humming?

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is there other senses that cross?

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whats the songs name? i wonder if people in the audience saw colors? would hearing a song and be reminded someone be kinda like the thing?

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Something interesting was synesthesia isn't as uncommon as people think.

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maybe all of us do have a tiny bit of synesthesia in different form. the biggest take away i have is the way she would see colors when she played songs

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Do we all see some sort of color when we do something? Do we all relate/have something that reminds us of a shape or color?

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do people that dont have synesthesia see colors in music

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can three senses overlap

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This makes me wonder about perception. Do we all experience senses slightly differently? How does that impact our daily experiences?

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I wonder how many other variants of synesthesia there are.

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Everything has a color

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Something interesting was how she can see different colors for each letter and that other people like her might see different colors and not the same ones as her.

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how do we know who is right? like how do we know we aren't just experiencing the same thing?

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I wonder can people with synesthesia see the same colors as people without synesthesia?

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Does your mental state affect the colors you see?

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People see music as colors