How to pronounce “synesthesia” in English

feeling synesthesia means joined feeling so somebody with synesthesia they might hear music and it causes them to see colors physically or they might hear

You guys know what synesthesia is, yes?

synesthetes and synesthesia is simply a crossing of two senses um almost like it's like a translation of one sense

Others have what's sometimes called synesthesia, where their senses are kind of messed up a little bit, so you have people who, when they read letters, for instance,

Which is a side effect of synesthesia.

But there's all kinds of synesthesia.

And she found something called mirror-touch synesthesia which is rare but exists as a condition where if you're feeling angry, it's like the ultimate empath,

There's probably a lot more synesthesia going on, combination of senses than we have.

You can feel it or smell it -- synesthesia.

fingertips the most common forms of synesthesia uh have to do with overlearned sequences like letters or numbers or weekdays or months triggering

the population has some form of synesthesia there are many different forms essentially any cross blending of the senses that you can think of my

differently and uh it turns out synesthesia is heritable so my lab is

this book about something called mirror touch synesthesia and saying to

So, synesthesia is when your mind sends ghost images to other sensory departments

one of the things I study in my lab is called synesthesia and it represents a blending of the senses so we've all heard the word anesthesia which means no

all accept the reality presented to us so synesthesia is a really um direct way

people is always green i do not have that kind of synesthesia but in a way

into the brain people were very reluctant to do any studies about synesthesia because it

You have, correct me on the word, synesthesia, right?

When I was young, I'm kind of audial- I also have synesthesia, and so when I shut my eyes, I do see colors.

And so we've developed this platform for digitizing scent, and begun to work and collaborate with Questlove, and thinking about synesthesia, and how

He's known for his work on sensory substitution, time perception, brain plasticity, synesthesia, and neurolaw.

You can feel it or smell it and, you know, synesthesia.