I taste colors and things. I also have mirror touch synesthesia.

ALTIMERS? Come on, people.

Also math was very hard and still is as I can't seem to make color since with it...that's the only way I know how to say it 😂 also used to be a hair colorist for REDKEN they have us use and the name colors after food ex cyannne is a rich red orange hair color

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Very interesting, Actually how I learned to read! It was my learning coping strategy because I all ready associated words with shapes and color, But I have to say sound with "th" or "ing" will be a tertiarary color like a blue green or yellow green for ex. So it helped me learn to read when I finally associated the two in 2nd grade, I had to have tutors, etc it was hard! but only recently did I hear of others doing something to this effect I also paint while listening to music ❤

This guy is awesome 🥵🥵🥵

Very grateful.....on becoming master student in running a business

This is sort of like the visualisation techniques. right?

who else can feel sounds?

I have unbounded rationality

Very controlled experiment with a single subject and the subject being the researcher themselves? Common! In that case I have a lot of experiments I'm going to journal about daily.....

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Thanks for the video.

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Yes you can acquire synesthesia... With either the power of will and meditation... Or very good hypnosis... But both of those pathways are very hard

Criminally underrated channel, speaker and video. The adaptive aspect Robert mentions really helps explain many of the issues we have with learning and memory. Its almost like its optimised for current, rapid and reactive type responses to situations or contexts that it's in, as opposed to acting like a computer with a database of information to retrieve. This may explain why, as Robert says, recognition or cues are so good at retrieval of relevant information we use the most (while ignoring everything else). Makes me wonder if the computational metaphor or framework we use to understand the brain may be less useful in regards to understanding learning or memory based on this observation. Thanks so much for the upload! Thought-provoking stuff 👍

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So if i want sound sight using sound to see i need to blindfold my self what if i wanna see sounds what do i do? If i want tast sight i wanna touch sounds how would i do that

Very helpful. Thank you.

God forgive me for wondering what the video would look like from a GoPro camera perspective.

So can I train myself to muffle sounds in my brain to activate synesthesia voluntarily?

A dark question: What are the effects of being blindfolded by a large period of time in survivors of kidnapping? Dr. Ward says that by being blindfolded several days, the visual cortex would begin responding to sound... What about people deprived of their vision for several weeks or months, like kidnap victims?

bro really said “you cannot get synesthesia but you can get synesthesia”

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In seriousness,thanks for explaining how this works. Had it all my life, love it, but wish more people understood it.

Uh.... Monday is bright yellow.

sometimes when my eyes are closed to go to sleep a loud sound causes a large usually white flash in my vision is this related?

I have mirror touch and i sometimes smell music .. didnt think it was weird until i realised everyone else doesnt

I'm not clear why this result is regarded as mysterious and counter-intuitive. We know that our brains evolved to recall the important and forget the ephemeral. By only revising a subset of the categories, we are surely sending a clear message to our brain that the subset we didn't revise is not important and can be safely forgotten. Or am I misunderstanding something?

Is ASMR also something like that?

I taste paper and shampoo as I'm washing my hair. However I don't taste an apple while holding it, or an orange. I've realized that anything with chemicals I will taste even before I touch it. I can taste sweet stuff while walking through a bakery too. Sometimes it feels like I am walking on a cloud. Like I don't necessarily feel the ground beneath me. It's weird. Driving on freeway is terrifying if in anxious. My hands go numb on the steering wheel and I feel like falling forward. Forget about driving at night, the street lights, moving cars, and painted lines on the pavement are difficult for me. It's like my brain goes on high alert and is extremely overwhelming. I'm exhausted by the time I get home. Does anyone else taiste paper? Or fabrics? 🥹🧐

Hai I am from Indonesia n thanks for this video

Oh, that’s crazy. I was telling a therapist that I see a superimposed image on top of reality in my mind’s eye, so I feel a bit distanced from it. BUT she just seemed perplexed.

thanks for the video.

so if I wear an eye mask for a few days ill become a genius

Dog goes "woof" Cat goes "meow" Bird goes "tweet" And mouse goes "squeek" Cow goes "moo" Frog goes "croak" And the elephant goes "toot" Ducks say "quack" And fish go "blub" And the seal goes "ow ow ow" But there's one sound That no one knows What does the fox say?

I'm watching this in 2023

This is what they need to be teaching in schools!!!!!!!!! Massed practice always made me want to blow my brains out lol😂I wish I knew about this information and techniques back in high school because I definitely would’ve killed it and then just built on it through undergrad

Blocking is like theory/theory questions Interleaving is like MCQ/application

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So he’s jamie ward

I've had the touch thing throughout my life, it makes watching anything violent difficult. & ❤️ U PPL!

Hello, thx for uploading this great interview. Can you tell me a bit meta stuff like where did you get that etc. ? Because i want to cite that. THX

Expecting dementia myself, due to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury, 1984, car accident, aged 34. Recently returned home, after 8 days, respite care in an aged care nursing home. Parkinson disease, also can create dementia. As I understand ageing now, we are born as cabbages, under the cabbage plant. Our cognition grows, from baby, to child, to teenager, to adult. Old age is the reverse of this: to present-time teenager, then instantaneous-only child, to have-to-mouth baby, without cognition. Dirt to cabbage, to human, to cabbage, to dirt. Exactly as "God" designed, perhaps. All very natural. Many people avoid "old age" by exiting the ageing cycle early. Death in the pre-birth, baby, child or teenage stages. The other way to avoid this normal aged cycle is too just return to the "cabbage" (no cognition) stage before adult cognition is attained. The method used by myself, as a social worker, to teach geriatrics, is to show how zombie life can be experienced instantly and quickly. Just use factory chemicals, such as ethanol, marijuana, "spice", opiates (heroin, fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, etc). Russia and northern European people like zombie life, with overdoses of alcohol. Long term exposure too these factory chemicals can greatly create "dementia" permanently, instead of just temporarily. There are other ways to create dementia. Cognitive fatigue can be created by long hours of non-sleep. The best way to do this is via factory chemicals, including caffeine, amphetamines, "dance" and similar social rituals.

yeah sure promote testing aftwer saying dont like it

any Joordens here?

Its a diary! Not helpful

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