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So count something you see, but dont interact with? Most people do not count and rememeber every object in their homes. The point is to illustrate that some peo
by fartcannon 7y ago
So count something you see, but dont interact with? Most people do not count and rememeber every object in their homes. The point is to illustrate that some people dont have working 3D models in their minds, not to argue about what method for remembering is easiest for you.
- watwut 7y agoYou do interact with window every time you clean it. Is it someone else who cleans where you live? If yes and you dont pay them, you should participate in cleaning too. You do interact with windows every time you check they are all closed before leaving for holidays or weekend. Every time you close it and open it. Most people have small number of rooms and exactly one occasionally two windows in it. We are not talking about how many books you have nor anything like that. We are talking about large visible objects that are few in numbers you interact with fairly often. Also, the point was not to illustrate point, the point was to diagnose visualization problem based on remembering number of windows.
- Kaiyou 7y agoEven when interacting, why would you count them?
- watwut 7y agoYou don't need to consiously count them to remember how many of them are. Plus, while cleaning them or checking whethe they are closed, you will be like "two done, three to go" enough times to remember "five".
- Kaiyou 7y agoNot really. I think "two rooms to go", not "x windows to go". There's no point in counting or adding, so I don't bother. Also, I only clean my windows once a year, if that. There's an hilarious story about a spider family having bred on the other side of a closed window I hadn't opened all year. That must have been at least 500 spiders. It was hard to even look through the window, so I eventually bothered to clean that one early. Maybe a mistake, seeing how half of those spiders than entered into my room, but, whatever. I don't mind spiders.