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I have always had this experience. I never stopped to consider that others don't have it as well. Now I wonder how much this correlates to how people process in
by teilo 10y ago
I have always had this experience. I never stopped to consider that others don't have it as well. Now I wonder how much this correlates to how people process information. I tend to visualize abstract concepts in some fashion, ever if I cannot describe what I am seeing.
- teilo 10y agoPerhaps also relevant: I'm not much of a lip reader, but when I clearly can tell what someone is saying, I have an auditory response. I hear the words. Sometimes this is so strong that when viewing video, I have been fooled into thinking that there was actual audio, when there was none. I wonder if this is the auditory version of vision whereby the brain fills in details that are not necessarily there.
- nom 10y agoCheck out this [0] video! The visual system plays a huge role in how you process sounds - the brain uses all information it can get. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzo45hWXRWU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzo45hWXRWU edit: After watching the video three times I can influence which word I hear just by thinking 'the right way'!
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- swiley 10y agoThat's probably more of an echo from the boards.