Nope. Unlike you, I have read up on synesthesia extensively. Nobody has ever described it as "downloading" information for later "manipulation." The site where you took and failed most of the screening tests defines it as follows:So now we are believing in my Vibrational Information explanation just because it allows us to deny the Synesthesia explanation?Just to keep it going that none of what I say could possibly be true?
Synesthesia is a perceptual condition of mixed sensations: a stimulus in one sensory modality (e.g., hearing) involuntarily elicits a sensation/experience in another modality (e.g. vision). Likewise, perception of a form (e.g., a letter) may induce an unusual perception in the same modality (e.g. a color).
So, what sensations of yours are being mixed that allow you to see inside a body to the molecular level?
Only to you. But since you are going to get a doctor to diagnose you, we'll find out, won't we?Sounds like synesthesia to me.
Straw man argument. As I said, you could very well have synesthesia. For all I know when you hear the musical note A above middle C you also perceive the color yellow. So what?So, when I read and a color pops up from the page and with the same consistent color to the same things, it couldn't possibly be synesthesia? I am of course imagining things, and delusional because that's all a paranormal claimant could ever be.![]()
You are throwing around too many claims, so things are getting confusing. Simply put, there is no clinical definition of synesthesia that is "reminiscent" of you seeing inside someone's body and detecting a missing kidney or a missing piece of flesh from a vasectomy.
If you see colors with numbers or whatever, that's irrelevant to your claim that you can detect when someone has to take a pee or that a woman is menstruating.