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EntertainmentFlavourInterestingMultisensorySoundSynaesthesiaTaste Pringles synesthesia man says Despacito tastes like chilli | Daily Mail Online
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EducationHealthNeuroscienceSynaesthesia Pinpointing Sensory Links Between Autism and Synaesthesia – Neuroscience News
ArtCustomized Multi-Sensory CompositionsMultisensorySoundSynaesthesiaVisual Sound and vision merge at Lisson Gallery exhibition that creates a synaesthetic world | London Evening Standard
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