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Of course you are "seeing" patterns of code, structure and so on. Just like a mechanic is seeing or, a sportsman is seeing his next moves and so on. Even blin
by raducu 7y ago
Of course you are "seeing" patterns of code, structure and so on.
Just like a mechanic is seeing or, a sportsman is seeing his next moves and so on.
Even blind people "see" the same way, they still have a visual cortex and understand spatial relationships.
So I'm pretty sure if someone did not have this type of "sight", they would have very low IQ.
- mattlondon 7y agoIt is not "seeing" in the same way as visualising things. The way I would visualise assembling a flat-pack wardrobe or something feels totally different to this. It is hard to explain. The best I can think of is sensing (without visualising) a shape or pattern. You cant actively "see" it in your mind (e.g. if I imagine an apple I can actively see an apple in my mind) - this is more fleeting and defies any focused thought.