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    Cohle explains to Hart and Lori that synesthesia is a neurological condition where one sense triggers another unrelated sense, such as seeing colors and tasting flavors or hearing music from textures. Cohle has synesthesia and experiences tastes from colors, notes from scents, and more. Lori asks if this means stimuli are felt doubly intensely through two senses, to which Cohle agrees it could mean sensations are felt more strongly.

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    Cohle explains to Hart and Lori that synesthesia is a neurological condition where one sense triggers another unrelated sense, such as seeing colors and tasting flavors or hearing music from textures. Cohle has synesthesia and experiences tastes from colors, notes from scents, and more. Lori asks if this means stimuli are felt doubly intensely through two senses, to which Cohle agrees it could mean sensations are felt more strongly.

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    Cohle explains to Hart and Lori that synesthesia is a neurological condition where one sense triggers another unrelated sense, such as seeing colors and tasting flavors or hearing music from textures. Cohle has synesthesia and experiences tastes from colors, notes from scents, and more. Lori asks if this means stimuli are felt doubly intensely through two senses, to which Cohle agrees it could mean sensations are felt more strongly.

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    HART: Just when I thought he couldn't get any stranger. Are you serious?

    He tastes
    colors.
    LORI: So what is synesesia?
    COHLE: Synesthesia. It's a misalignment of synaptic receptors and triggers... alkalis,
    colors, certain metallics. It's a type of hyper sensitivity. One sense triggers another
    sense. Sometimes I'll see a color, and it'll put a taste in my mouth. A touch, a texture, a
    scent may put a note in my head.
    LORI: I've heard that. It can be a side effect of a statin. It's not a side effect. So when
    something feels good, does that mean it feels twice as good, like from two different
    ways?
    COHLE: It could. Yeah.

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