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> ask me to close my eyes and visualise an apple and nope, doesn't happen. That's definitely aphantasia as I understand (and suffer from) it. I've never reall
by zimpenfish 3y ago
> ask me to close my eyes and visualise an apple and nope, doesn't happen.
That's definitely aphantasia as I understand (and suffer from) it.
I've never really considered the "visual learning from failure" aspect of it. I know that in, e.g., Minecraft, I have tremendous trouble with building things because I can't visualise them beforehand and thus things get hodgepodged into these hideous homunculi of buildings or redstone contraptions.