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~50% of people don’t have an inner monologue. do you?

when does it happen for you, or is it 24/7?

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I really don’t get how people don’t have an inner monologue— do they just hear nothing in their heads? This always fascinates me.

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Can either of you describe what it feels like? I don't think I have one.

Be specific.     

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So like thinking without consciously choosing to think?

Or is it thinking about the thoughts?

What might be some words you would hear/feel?

It's a lot like if you are "thinking out loud" in front of someone – saying your thoughts as they are emerging to you naturally. An inner monologue is like doing that process, but within your own mind.  

Sometimes you can actually hear the words but often you can just kind of feel them.