Blogs about: Synethesia
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Taste memory
I can’t recall the name of the somatic condition by which some people experience senses as complex and linked happenings, etching into one’s own history as a unique and powerful way of rem… more →
spontaneous birthings
Ineffable by David Eagleman
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wrote 6 days ago: Vladimir Nabokov percieved numbers as colors. He had synethesia, a mixture of the senses. David Eagl … more →
The shape of names
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wrote 1 month ago: For me, personal names (first, middle, and last) actually form a shape in my mind. I rely on this qu … more →
quirky is just a nicer way to say "weird"
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wrote 2 months ago: Thing the first: dates. I have a “thing” about dates. Important dates, anyway, like wedd … more →
Today's Word is: Pretension
wrote 8 months ago: Preface: Of course Oprah is a wonderful woman who has changed the world. Of course. — — … more →
taste memory
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wrote 2 years ago: I can’t recall the name of the somatic condition by which some people experience senses as com … more →
Righting qualia: A momentary occlusion of the light
wrote 3 years ago: The words of Plato, Aristotle, St. Thomas Aquino, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, Adam Smith, John Stuart … more →
