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Yeah, it's a steely gray, like the clouds it seems to boom from. Isn't that more of an evolutionary trait than a unique disorder/neurodiverse trait? Seems like

Yeah, it's a steely gray, like the clouds it seems to boom from. Isn't that more of an evolutionary trait than a unique disorder/neurodiverse trait? Seems like grey = loud sounds = fear would increase survivability. Synesthesia is typically diagnosed as a seemingly illogical pairing between different sensory experiences. Thunder being a dark color is logical.

in3d 6y ago
I don’t know the reason for it but when I experience audio -> visual synesthesia, the lower sounds are invariably darker than higher sounds.
- rpmisms 6y ago
  I would imagine that our body subconsciously pairs amplitude and frequency. BRB, gonna go re-read my entire Oliver Sacks collection.