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Having an internal monologue (thinking in words/sentences) is actually a minority thing.
by RedNifre 2y ago
Having an internal monologue (thinking in words/sentences) is actually a minority thing.
- _def 2y agoIs it really? Would be super interested in reading up on that (not doubting, just very curious)
- Jerrrrrrry 2y agoX to doubt, full of self-important wieners with pitiful imaginations, that are jealous my "red" is "redder" than their "red": I cant actually picture red; but its a lack of articulateness and a vocal minority rarely-intersecting that drown out my lack of understanding or doubt. indiscernible from crying, they "cannot also picture red, by a way less than you can empathize with" nobody actually sees what they think. the wall is blank. those drifters are usually debris or thiccer blood cell components
- satvikpendem 2y agoYou can't picture red and the wall is blank? Sounds like you have aphantasia.
- randomcarbloke 2y agothank you.
- Loughla 2y agoWait. Is it? I see pictures if I focus, but it's mostly like a conversation with someone who lives inside my head.
- aaron695 2y ago[dead]
- geon 2y agoWhen I'm tired I sometimes get an inner monologue that just keeps going, but it's nonsensical, like a Markov chain. I have to actively stop it. Annoying.
- mock-possum 2y agoHave you tried voicing it out loud and recording yourself?
- daaaaaaan 2y agoI get this too! I have to be really tired, lying down and calm. I always think of it as listening to the noise of my subconscious. Mine isn't continuous, more I can pick up nonsensical phrases every 10-20 seconds. I've never heard of anyone else having this!
- TacticalCoder 2y ago> Having an internal monologue (thinking in words/sentences) is actually a minority thing. I'm often in robotic mode but as soon as I "think", it's internal monologue (either in french or in english and, maybe maybe maybe, sometimes in code!?). But I don't have that "stock market ticker tape" thinggamagic: never happened to me to visualize words like that.