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This article from the NYT describes conjoined twins with a "thalamic bridge" that allows one girl to feel what the other one does:
"The results of the test did not surprise the family, who had long suspected that even when one girls vision was angled away from the television, she was laughing at the images flashing in front of her sisters eyes. The sensory exchange, they believe, extends to the girls taste buds: Krista likes ketchup, and Tatiana does not, something the family discovered when Tatiana tried to scrape the condiment off her own tongue, even when she was not eating it."
A long read, but totally worth it!
"The results of the test did not surprise the family, who had long suspected that even when one girls vision was angled away from the television, she was laughing at the images flashing in front of her sisters eyes. The sensory exchange, they believe, extends to the girls taste buds: Krista likes ketchup, and Tatiana does not, something the family discovered when Tatiana tried to scrape the condiment off her own tongue, even when she was not eating it."
A long read, but totally worth it!