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I have to go with "something else". I can "visualize" the elephant's head, but I don't "see" it. That is, I can perceive a visual image of sorts, but its clarit
by nickm12 3y ago
I have to go with "something else". I can "visualize" the elephant's head, but I don't "see" it. That is, I can perceive a visual image of sorts, but its clarity is on par with seeing something at night by the faintest moonlight. It's a little worse than that, even, because I'm also actually seeing with my eyes at the same time, even if they are closed. There is some color and detail, but again very minimal.
One analogy would be hearing a conversation in a crowded room where music is playing. I can focus on the conversation, even while still hearing the music, and tell you some details of the conversation, such as who is speaking and tone of voice, but not actually understand the words.
- WXLCKNO 3y agoI don't have to close my eyelids to see it in my mind and closing them only gives me a slightly better result, or different at least. I can see all the colors but nothing like the vivid cinematic description that people seem to be upvoting the most.. Are people exaggerating? Or are they actually capable of watching HDR content in their heads.
- askonomm 3y agoI can even see down to the skin pours of the elephants skin. Good thing about the mind is, I can do infinite zoom.