They taste words, smell colours, feel flavour and more. What’s it like to have synaesthesia, a ‘crossover of the senses’? They taste words, smell colours, feel flavour and more. What’s it like to have synaesthesia, a ‘crossover of the senses’? National Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
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