Experiencing names as tastes - a form of synaesthesia - reveals how differently people perceive the same world.
How does your name taste? The strange science of synaesthesia
Experiencing names as tastes - a form of synaesthesia - reveals how differently people perceive the same world.
Originally reported by Al Jazeera
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