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> It leaves you with not having aphantasia! That's what I always assumed from reading about it in the past, where it was mostly "I can't imagine things in my m
by cassianoleal 1y ago
> It leaves you with not having aphantasia!
That's what I always assumed from reading about it in the past, where it was mostly "I can't imagine things in my mind". Well, I can certainly imagine things.
Now, the guide in the top comment talks about actually seeing things. I don't. As in, really not at all, for any interpretation of "seeing" I can think of.
I wouldn't even describe it as fuzzy - it's just not an image at all, it's more abstract thought and abstract perception.
Hence my confusion.