Hey folks, welcome to the Dark Horse podcast, live stream number 254.

254.

So for those of you with synesthesia, that's kind of a mob with a peach overtones.

You know it's different for everyone.

Actually not totally different for everyone

because apparently synesthesia is in large measure downstream of toys that associate

number. I don't believe this. I know. We've talked about this before. I get like those mats

that you put down at the like we had at the bottom

of our stairs and the house that our boys grew up in because we had slate tiles and put those

those mats, those intersecting squares with numbers.

A little cell phone mats. Yeah. That they, that I imagine that if you spend a lot of time

with that, that you might begin to precisely associate, you know, two with blue or whatever

it was.

But that synesthesia is not a modern thing. I think actually all of us have some of it that

are, you know, our cross-sensory modalities are far older than closed cell phone mats.

Is that what it was?

Yes. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Fair enough.

Also, tell me what Mov looks like. I have not a clue what Mov looks like. What do you think, is it, see, the thing is,

I think that when I don't know a color by name, that I tend to think it's over in a kind of a

muddy purple space. Is Mov in a muddy purple space? Yes. Really? Yeah. Okay. But it's, it's, it's over in a kind of a muddy purple space. Is Mov in a muddy purple space?

Yes.

Really?

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