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The brain can think about things without you "hearing" it. Then it just mashes everything togheter in a coherent result that you can actively think about. When
by Double_a_92 8y ago
The brain can think about things without you "hearing" it. Then it just mashes everything togheter in a coherent result that you can actively think about.
When I have to think about something hard I try to do it without words in my mind. I believe this makes it easier for the brain to subconsciously work on those, without having to "translate" it first.
However I still use "pictures" in my mind. I wonder if it's possible to actively think about something without using things linked to our physical senses (hearing, seeing, touch,..).
- deltron3030 8y ago>The brain can think about things without you "hearing" it. Then it just mashes everything togheter in a coherent result that you can actively think about. Sounds like intuition based on experience, where a new situation is compared against your experience, with the brain filling in the gaps. >When I have to think about something hard I try to do it without words in my mind. Hard in the sense of difficult to solve and unfamiliar, or in the sense of the level of focus or concentration?