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  1. is a neurological phenomenon where stimulation of one sensory pathway triggers involuntary experiences in another, such as seeing colors when hearing music or tasting words.

    Affecting roughly 3%–4% of the population, it is not a disease but an inherited, harmless blending of senses often described as "crossed wires" in the brain.

    knowledgezone.co.in/kbits/6a03

  2. #Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon where stimulation of one sensory pathway triggers involuntary experiences in another, such as seeing colors when hearing music or tasting words.

    Affecting roughly 3%–4% of the population, it is not a disease but an inherited, harmless blending of senses often described as "crossed wires" in the brain.

    knowledgezone.co.in/kbits/6a03

  3. Quick poll because this came up on piefed:

    How many of you have #synesthesia?

    (Synesthesia: stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in other sensory or cognitive pathways

    This often manifests as letters and numbers having specific colors in one's brain, but there are other types as well)

  4. Here is something I meant to do for a while, maybe even my whole life :) I have #synesthesia and I see different characters as different colors. Finally, I decided to map them out for fun. Does anyone else have this? #art #sciart

  5. 👂🌈 #Synesthesia involves a cross-wiring of senses that allows some individuals to hear #colors or taste words.

    Studies indicate that between 1% and 4% of the population experiences these blended perceptions due to unique #brain structures or activity. The trait occurs significantly more often in artists and musicians than in the general population.

    👉 sciencealert.com/up-to-4-of-pe

    #science #neuroscience #biology #creativity #health #psychology

  6. My brain...

    ...Is complicated.

    So I have finally pieced the whole thing together and I am essentially the person they point to for #neuroscience curiosity.

    I have:

    #epilepsy (probably, temporal seizures, working diagnosis).
    #tourettes #adhd #autism #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #cptsd and #synesthesia.

    Oh and brain damage.

    If someone wants to pay me to run a bunch of tests...

    #writing #medicine

  7. My brain...

    ...Is complicated.

    So I have finally pieced the whole thing together and I am essentially the person they point to for #neuroscience curiosity.

    I have:

    #epilepsy (probably, temporal seizures, working diagnosis).
    #tourettes #adhd #autism #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #cptsd and #synesthesia.

    Oh and brain damage.

    If someone wants to pay me to run a bunch of tests...

    #writing #medicine

  8. My brain...

    ...Is complicated.

    So I have finally pieced the whole thing together and I am essentially the person they point to for #neuroscience curiosity.

    I have:

    #epilepsy (probably, temporal seizures, working diagnosis).
    #tourettes #adhd #autism #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #cptsd and #synesthesia.

    Oh and brain damage.

    If someone wants to pay me to run a bunch of tests...

    #writing #medicine

  9. My brain...

    ...Is complicated.

    So I have finally pieced the whole thing together and I am essentially the person they point to for #neuroscience curiosity.

    I have:

    #epilepsy (probably, temporal seizures, working diagnosis).
    #tourettes #adhd #autism #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #cptsd and #synesthesia.

    Oh and brain damage.

    If someone wants to pay me to run a bunch of tests...

    #writing #medicine

  10. My brain...

    ...Is complicated.

    So I have finally pieced the whole thing together and I am essentially the person they point to for #neuroscience curiosity.

    I have:

    #epilepsy (probably, temporal seizures, working diagnosis).
    #tourettes #adhd #autism #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #cptsd and #synesthesia.

    Oh and brain damage.

    If someone wants to pay me to run a bunch of tests...

    #writing #medicine

  11. I just wonder about how context-dependent could be some weird brain processes... One day I watched short video about grapheme-colour #synesthesia. They talked about how it is in fact more connected to meaning of symbols in given context than just shapes and changing context could affect perception.

    Well, for me it could work parallelly in most cases. E.g. if I look at other alphabet with partly the same or similar symbols, not always the same meaning, like Cyrillic or Greek. I noticed for some symbols I could "receive" two parallel "signals", one more shape-related, other meaning-related and it doesn't even make it "harder to feel", maybe it was slightly confusing until I realized these two signals can just exist at the same time.

  12. I was so excited the first time I learned about time-space synesthesia; I had assumed that everyone's brain does this because mine does, and I didn't know that it was uncommon or that there was a name for it.

    I have a gut feeling that time-space synesthesia is probably disproportionately represented on Fedi.

    Who else here can see time?

    discovermagazine.com/the-rare-

    #TimeSpaceSynesthesia #Synesthesia #AskFedi

  13. Does anyone know of mappings from vision to touch? I'd like to map the artistic aesthetics of visual art to haptic feedback, like vibrations and textures felt through the fingertips using a piezoelectric haptic motor.

    I'm thinking people with synesthesia that blend visual and haptic information may have ideas about potential mappings between visual sensations like colors and touch sensations like textures or vibrations.

    I'm trying to imagine how a blind person could touch visual art.

    Anyone have leads?

    #neuroscience #vision #touch #synesthesia #haptics #haptic #ui #physical #blind #art #visualart #synesthesia

  14. Because I moved and I would like to introduce myself and find moots, here is my intro!

    Hi! I’m Snowberry. I’m a #furry (specifically a #pigeon). Bread is where my thoughts should be. I am a #lesbian, #salmacian, #agender . I have #synesthesia. I’m #disabled, #autistic & #adhd. Mostly shitpost my thoughts into the void and will retoot most things I come across. I have three cats and a loving partner. I love #acnl , #discoelysium , and #Tetris.

  15. A brief history of #psychology & the sciences as related to #FieldTheory -
    "Notes on Albert's Mind, Field Theory & Contextualism"
    Also, using #synesthesia/#schizophrenia to study one another...
    audible.com/pd/On-Psychology-A

  16. A brief history of #psychology & the sciences as related to #FieldTheory -
    "Notes on Albert's Mind, Field Theory & Contextualism"
    Also, using #synesthesia/#schizophrenia to study one another...
    audible.com/pd/On-Psychology-A

  17. A brief history of #psychology & the sciences as related to #FieldTheory -
    "Notes on Albert's Mind, Field Theory & Contextualism"
    Also, using #synesthesia/#schizophrenia to study one another...
    audible.com/pd/On-Psychology-A

  18. A brief history of #psychology & the sciences as related to #FieldTheory -
    "Notes on Albert's Mind, Field Theory & Contextualism"
    Also, using #synesthesia/#schizophrenia to study one another...
    audible.com/pd/On-Psychology-A

  19. CW: Visualisation (eye strain warning) of how two talks at the same time appear in my autistic brain

    This is how spoken words appear in my #ActuallyAutistic #synesthesia brain when I hear two talks simultaneously. Instant sensory overload! No matter how hard I try, my brain simply cannot prioritise one sound over another, especially speech.

    #Autism #Autistic #Synaesthesia #SensoryOverload #Neurodivergent

  20. CW: Visualisation (eye strain warning) of how two talks at the same time appear in my autistic brain

    This is how spoken words appear in my #ActuallyAutistic #synesthesia brain when I hear two talks simultaneously. Instant sensory overload! No matter how hard I try, my brain simply cannot prioritise one sound over another, especially speech.

    #Autism #Autistic #Synaesthesia #SensoryOverload #Neurodivergent

  21. CW: Visualisation (eye strain warning) of how two talks at the same time appear in my autistic brain

    This is how spoken words appear in my #ActuallyAutistic #synesthesia brain when I hear two talks simultaneously. Instant sensory overload! No matter how hard I try, my brain simply cannot prioritise one sound over another, especially speech.

    #Autism #Autistic #Synaesthesia #SensoryOverload #Neurodivergent

  22. CW: Visualisation (eye strain warning) of how two talks at the same time appear in my autistic brain

    This is how spoken words appear in my #ActuallyAutistic #synesthesia brain when I hear two talks simultaneously. Instant sensory overload! No matter how hard I try, my brain simply cannot prioritise one sound over another, especially speech.

    #Autism #Autistic #Synaesthesia #SensoryOverload #Neurodivergent

  23. Linux and #synesthesia

    Middle school gym comes to mind when I listen to this episode of @linuxmatters

    linuxmatters.sh/76/

  24. Functional connectivity study on visually evoked auditory response based on high-density electroencephalography frontiersin.org/journals/neuro #synesthesia #vEAR (visually evoked auditory response, hearing-motion) #EEG #neuroscience

  25. Functional connectivity study on visually evoked auditory response based on high-density electroencephalography www.frontiersin.org/journals/neu... #synesthesia #vEAR (visually evoked auditory response, hearing-motion) #EEG #neuroscience

    Frontiers | Functional connect...

  26. Sound frequency predicts the bodily location of auditory-induced tactile sensations in synesthetic and ordinary perception academic.oup.com/nc/article/20 #synesthesia

  27. @kzeta Thanks for this, I must have watched it a dozen times already.
    #synesthesia
    The hillside behind the sand couldn't be more beautiful. It looks painted.

  28. Fellow freaks! How do you relate?

    #synesthesia #ChunderRoad

    How anyone can see a year as anything other than a counterclockwise circle is, frankly, beyond me.

    zmescience.com/feature-post/he