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Wow. My experience is drastically different than yours. I've almost always thought of things through mental imagery. It comes naturally to me (which really hel
by ztratar 14y ago
Wow. My experience is drastically different than yours.
I've almost always thought of things through mental imagery. It comes naturally to me (which really helped in calculus 3, haha). I can say that with confidence.
Thanks for the link. I wonder how many non-visualizers are out there, too.
- wilder 14y agoSounds wonderful. The odd thing is that I can imagine what it would be like to have the sort of visual imagination that would be helpful in calculus. Unfortunately it turns out that imagined imagination is worthless for calculus.
- ztratar 14y agoHaha. Imagine-ception.
- jimmaswell 14y agoReminds me how there's apparently a decently-sized part of the population that doesn't intuitively know left and right. I wouldn't have believed it much if I didn't meet someone with the issue and someone else who claims their wife has it.
- dsfasfasf 14y agoReminds me of people with dyslexia. I wonder if the two are related.
- hackinthebochs 14y agoI've always had problems immediately referring to left or right. As a kid I had to recall which hand I used for the pledge of allegiance to remember which side was right vs left. To this day it takes me a couple of seconds of thought to pull it out when my mind is not already primed for it.