Sights and Sounds
Clip: Season 3 Episode 36 | 9m 52s
Those who have synesthesia say the way they view the world is unlike most people.
For those with synesthesia, a neurological condition, music is not only heard but also seen. Words have flavors and colors have a smell. Michelle San Miguel reports on those who have this crossover of the senses, exploring how it’s changed their perception of life.
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Sights and Sounds
Clip: Season 3 Episode 36 | 9m 52s
For those with synesthesia, a neurological condition, music is not only heard but also seen. Words have flavors and colors have a smell. Michelle San Miguel reports on those who have this crossover of the senses, exploring how it’s changed their perception of life.
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