2. Have developed numerous links between the senses.While vision may be a central focus, geniuses tend to useall of their senses, and to create synesthesias between thesenses. Mozart is probably the best example of this - he felt,saw, and even tasted his music. Disney also had a remarkableability to overlap his senses, as is demonstrated inworks like Fantasia. Aristotle coined the term "commonsensibles" to describe the ability to share information betweenthe senses. Holmes maintained that "all life is a greatchain, the nature of which is known whenever we are showna single link of it," implying the interconnection betweenwhat is seen, heard, felt and tasted in the world around us.