pugson
@pugson
learning that people canโt imagine how things look or donโt have an internal monologue is like discovering a new species. literally wtf how do you live like this
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Steve
@sdv.eth
I honestly thought people were trolling but it feels like too many people are in on the joke for it to be fake ๐ซจ
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Sine
@sinusoidalsnail
I have something like this, I think, and only realized it within the past couple years. When I read or write, I โvisualizeโ things in a sense, but itโs not really โvisual.โ Like, if a book describes a grassy field full of flowers, I donโt see it in my mind unless I stop reading and force myself to envision it. And even then, itโs hazy and vague. But I do have some other version of a โvisual,โ itโs just not visual in nature. Like, I have the feeling and sense of exactly what that image is like. Just non-visual
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Merely three-dimensional visual accuracy is quite a low-pass filter compared to conjuring higher-dimensional creative space. Subtle objects being โvisibleโ in this context is how I resonate with what I read you as saying Sine. If so, I kind of feel this way in my minds eye ๐๏ธ too.
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Sine
@sinusoidalsnail
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Zap it in Sine!!! I need every <PersonByte> and squishy brain bit I can get!!!!๐ง ๐ธ
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