First, I want to say that I believe people when they say they are seeing things. Most humans appear to have a mechanism by which they can visualize objects as i

First, I want to say that I believe people when they say they are seeing things. Most humans appear to have a mechanism by which they can visualize objects as if they are real. This phenomenon of visualization has been largely unexplored. It would appear people visualize in widely different ways. These people are apparently tormented by bad visualization system security. I've hypothesized about visualization systems going bad before when I looked at working at Magic Leap. If we all end up wearing AR headsets, how is it that I can guarantee what I'm seeing is an accurate representation of what I want to see? Don't let anyone tell you we a solution for trusted security for this stuff! We fucking don't. Yet. How is it that human's visual systems are secured against penetration? How is it that some appear to be vulnerable, while others, such as myself, appear to be completely "locked down" in their visualization systems? I'm beginning to suspect that this so called affliction "Aphantasia" is actually a strong feature that is related to insanity. I'm thankful to the fact I don't have the ability to visualize. I also may be crazy and don't realize it.