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> I can't picture it in technicolour The article mentions varying ability to picture things. You may have good spatial reasoning but less visual imagination. I
by pharke 8y ago
> I can't picture it in technicolour
The article mentions varying ability to picture things. You may have good spatial reasoning but less visual imagination. I know that when I picture something in my mind it isn't always a clear image, often just a shadow of the thing I'm imagining. I find spatial reasoning has a different quality, it's like sensing the position of your arm but you can apply it to objects that aren't a part of you.
- NeedMoreTea 8y agoYes, spatial reasoning and visualisation seem like two separate unconnected subsystems, even though it seems like they should be related. I seem able to do the spatial just fine, and the visualisation not at all. > it's like sensing the position of your arm Very good, yes it's exactly like this. I know, but I don't need to see. I can explore the model or plan, and know how the result will be, and still don't need to see!