Re:My Sudden Synaesthesia
by amyjess on Tuesday October 10, 2017 @05:25PM
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> Does visualizing time also fall under a number form phenomenon?
I think it depends on how it's visualized. Number forms are idiosyncratic two-dimensional visualizations of any numerical sequence. If the visualization is three-dimensional, it's spatial sequence synesthesia, which is a different phenomenon.
For me, months of the year are something like a sine wave, which is still a number form. The peak is in June, and the trough is in December.
Edit: According to Wikipedia, spatio-temporal synesthesia is also a thing. I think that's what you have.
I think it depends on how it's visualized. Number forms are idiosyncratic two-dimensional visualizations of any numerical sequence. If the visualization is three-dimensional, it's spatial sequence synesthesia, which is a different phenomenon.
For me, months of the year are something like a sine wave, which is still a number form. The peak is in June, and the trough is in December.
Edit: According to Wikipedia, spatio-temporal synesthesia is also a thing. I think that's what you have.