synesthesia

If you put Titan of Industry in there, people are gonna do it.

If you put Moraphon and Synesthesia, people will figure out something to do with it.

Like, people are just out here trying stuff, and there's enough, like, spaghetti thrown at a wall in a random draft that I think way more of the things that you wonder if will happen end up happening than the average cube designer maybe expects.

Yeah, sure.

Um, another is, like, looking at all the prompts is a little bit scary.

Like, I feel like I found a interpretation of this prompt that made sense to me and that I've had a good time building around and designing this cube.

Would I have had as much fun trying to design Synesthesia or Periodic or any of the other prompts? I'm not sure.

So committing to, like, a nine-month project based on a one-word prompt that I'm gonna be given feels a little bit scarier to me now than it did when we-

Mm-hmm.

And so similarly with these kinds of challenges where you have to physically get on the same page with someone else, where it's not totally like the Synesthesia challenge, where they just both needed to think of the same color from Taiwan, but with this, it's also the matter of, like, where do I think Sam would have gone? And I think part of that is that Sam needs to go somewhere obvious and Ben needs to not only say, "Where do I think Sam would have gone?" But he needs to also think, like, "Where would Sam think would be obvious for me?"

Yes.

Which is sort of like what we've all been talking about.

It's definitely a thing.

Synesthesia.

Synesthesia, yeah.

And I'm really bad for it with, I'm not saying that I have synesthesia, but with the flavor profile colors.

When it's a certain flavor profile, I can't help but start thinking of things that are the color of the flavor profile.

You nailed it if you picked option B.

Synesthesia is a special and rare ability where people can taste music or hear colors.

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Oh, I've got it noted here.

The other four songs were Dark Blue, Holiday From Real, I Woke Up In A Car, and Synesthesia.

Because Synesthesia was fairly new at the time, too.

And that was the first time I saw The Parachute was at this Radio Fest.

Actually, 2016 is correct.

The facts of your life do not require a mental slideshow to be real.

Synesthesia can tie memories to colors, tastes, or shapes.

In synesthesia, the brain blends senses in consistent, automatic ways.

A person might hear a musical note and experience a specific color.

If a word always feels blue, it becomes easier to spot when it is missing or wrong.

If a day of the week has a distinct color, schedules can be remembered in a more structured way.

Synesthesia does not make someone smarter by default, but it can create extra hooks for recall.

It adds a second label to information, like tagging a file with both a name and a color.

A whole sense running quietly in the background all the time.

And then there's something called synesthesia.

Synesthesia.

Some people's brains wire senses together in ways most of us don't experience.

They might genuinely taste words or see specific colors whenever they hear a piece of music.