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A report on synesthesia, a rare brain condition in which some of the senses, usually distinct, involuntarily fuse together creating almost a sixth sense. Music can be seen and felt as well as heard. Words can have flavors, and flavors can have colors. Includes an interview with Dr. Richard Cytowic, a neurologist who has documented hundreds of cases of synesthesia.