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I cant sort of imagine a blank screen but w cant turn off the mental imagery that is with me all the time. I can run two full sets of imagery at the same time,
by metalman 9mo ago
I cant sort of imagine a blank screen but w cant turn off the mental imagery that is with me all the time.
I can run two full sets of imagery at the same time, actual reality, like driving a car on the hyway, and then whatever I am thinking about, though I will have no recall of what I saw while driving, but will seamlessly pop back into actively thinking about driving when anything anomylous appears.
And lots of other little two channel visuals, looking at a screen while reviewing the last screen and thinking about where something might be...........in the huge mad jumble of stuff spread out over a lot of space in different buildings in the.
For me there is almost constantly two visual things happening, and sleep is when it gets paired down to one, and only if I work to full physical capacity will I just sleep through with no active dreaming, as it's called.
Certain physical activities will command my full attention, but the visual recall is always there.
Reading is special, as I must actualy see the words, but the images my mind creates to go with them are very strong.
I also design and build three dimensional
objects in varios materials, and am interested in aircraft design and systems, and will just sit, and play with ideas, and often waking up with finished workable solutions.
Maybe people who dont project imagery can just access the same information as direct knowledge without the visuals, or are they useless dumb fucks?, just read further down
and "spacedcowboy", obviosly not a dumb fuck
describes his experience of an elephant in the room, which I read, and understand, but with visuals running in the background.