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If I asked you that question would you visualize a tennis ball next to a keyhole? I would not. I'd answer based on what (to the best of my understanding of my
by majormajor 5y ago
If I asked you that question would you visualize a tennis ball next to a keyhole?
I would not. I'd answer based on what (to the best of my understanding of my own thought process) is something more like a rough tagging and comparison of "tennis balls are roughly this big" "keyholes are roughly this big" -> "the one is too big to fit."
Similarly with something like comparing an elephant to a train. I'm not picturing the two next to each other, I'm trying to remember roughly how big each is.
- postalrat 5y agoYes, I would visualize a tennis ball near a keyhole. Another question might be why does a key fit in keyhole and a penny doesn't? A key is bigger than a penny. Or how did this tree do that damage? https://miro.medium.com/max/738/0*V3lJsXAHSDxqXgxf.jpg https://miro.medium.com/max/738/0*V3lJsXAHSDxqXgxf.jpg