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Yes, I am also inclined to believe this is just natural human psyche phenomenon. This very specific topic about clovers is one that I relate to, I've always fo
by Atlas667 11mo ago
Yes, I am also inclined to believe this is just natural human psyche phenomenon.
This very specific topic about clovers is one that I relate to, I've always found 4 leaf clovers faster. But I wouldnt say I have synesthesia.
This has developed/manifested itself into looking for things on a computer screen, which I essentially do for a living. I can hold a piece of text in my head and scroll by quickly to search for it much faster than many of my peers.
And as a child colors would also have numbers related to them in my mind, and vice versa. Which I attributed to number-coded coloring books.
- p1anecrazy 11mo agoScrolling quickly and having typos jump at me (when I was editing text in the past) and required code fragments (now) is exactly how I experience it. How strong is your visual imagination?
- Atlas667 11mo agoI'd say my visual imagination is pretty strong. I bet we're just good at scanning. Eyes are made for looking and we can use a semi-subconscious level of looking that attracts our eyes to what we want to find. Though I'm sure most everyone is, really. I bet I just wanted to find 4 leaf clovers more than my peers and would focus more.
- RandomBacon 11mo agoI used to read a ton as a kid, and now I can easily spot typos, extra spaces, etc when I glance at a page. If only I proofread my own writing *sigh*.