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What if you imagine a steeple that you've never seen? Over-analyzing myself. I think Kant stared out at a church steeple for a lot of his life. And that was me
by tmsh 11y ago
What if you imagine a steeple that you've never seen?
Over-analyzing myself. I think Kant stared out at a church steeple for a lot of his life. And that was memorable to me in college. I've hardly ever gone to church. So I don't have many images. I imagined some sort of steeple as seen from across the street like Kant might've seen. But with a clear blue sky background.
My steeple was steep too in case that helps. Kidding aside I think how we visualize things hardly has binary correspondence with anything, let alone autism. But probably it has some correlation.
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- fancy_pantser 11y agoHow we visualize things and process memory is right in the heart of what's different about an autistic mind. She wrote an entire book about it, "Thinking in Pictures". Here is one of her papers where she mentions the steeple question and processing memory in the visual centers of the brain if you want to read more: http://www.grandin.com/inc/visual.thinking.mind.autistic.person.html http://www.grandin.com/inc/visual.thinking.mind.autistic.per...