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Can tastes be transported through smell?

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You know when you smell sometihng and then you taste it, is that for real, or just your mind?

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  1. It's For Real.


  2. When a strawberry hits your tongue *or* when some molecules of its odor hit your nose, the same "hey, that's a strawberry" routine happens in your mind. The question of "real" versus "mental", then, is really just one of wording.

    One could argue either way: that the taste and the smell are both just mental anyway; or that a sensation of taste should be called an illusion if it's caused by an odor that doesn't correspond to something in your mouth.

    Dang; now I want strawberries!

  3. It's for real, one goes with the other, if you can't smell, you can't taste, I am afflicted with that sad condition.

  4. Yes. Because what you are smelling is actually small molecules of what you smell.

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