Your presumption that I'm wrong about my own experience is, well, presumptive. Your tests for subvocalizing are not all correct (spotting "a" vs. "an" does not

Your presumption that I'm wrong about my own experience is, well, presumptive. Your tests for subvocalizing are not all correct (spotting "a" vs. "an" does not require subvocalizing). I do experience text as visual stimulus without sound, and I do process it in clumps. As I mentioned elsewhere in the thread, I once experienced reading multiple lines simultaneously, perceiving not just sentences but paragraphs all at once. It was quite a rush. It's not something I can control, or something I can do on command, but I think it is decent evidence that I don't subvocalize.