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I talk it out to myself. “Ok, a is right one and up one, b is right two and up none. B to a would be up and left”. I tried really hard to do this by imagining
by tsuujin 4y ago
I talk it out to myself. “Ok, a is right one and up one, b is right two and up none. B to a would be up and left”.
I tried really hard to do this by imagining a grid with points on it and I couldn’t, going back to the reference clears the image and I lose it.
- human_person 4y agoSame. But in real life I would just draw it out on a piece of paper.
- webmaven 4y ago> I tried really hard to do this by imagining a grid with points on it and I couldn’t, going back to the reference clears the image and I lose it. So, you can think visually, you just require an external prop to do it? Beyond problems of a certain complexity I experience something similar, and for both visual problem solving as well as the linguistic ones (sometimes I just need to talk a procedure through, and sometimes actually explaining it is necessary (eg. Rubber Duck debugging), other times writing it out is what works.