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I’ve always thought of myself as being fairly good at visualization. For example, I can imagine multiple 3D shapes at one time, rotate them, keep track of whic
by dqpb 5y ago
I’ve always thought of myself as being fairly good at visualization.
For example, I can imagine multiple 3D shapes at one time, rotate them, keep track of which direction a face is pointing on each one, etc.
However, I don’t really “see” any image. It’s more like a feeling of seeing it. Now I’m wondering to what extent other people actually see things they imagine…
- thinkingemote 5y agoa good test would be: Look at this thing, and describe what you see Now, close your eyes and imagine another thing and describe it comparison of imagery in reality and visualised. This presupposes people describe things visually even when directly seeing them, and not in other modes (texture, sound, smell , etc)