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Chromesthesia: How Neurological Color-Sound Perception Shapes Your Daily Reality
Chromesthesia is a neurological effect where sound produces a color response in the brain automatically. Most of the individuals with chromesthesia look at involuntary color patterns when listening, talking, or making everyday noises. This odd sense perception is not an imaginary one. It is real brain activity, which involves color perception, sound visualization, and auditory […]