#{{ imagery

[hypotheticallya1e]

two swapped sides remains the same coin

[minax-x]

maybe...

[kyotoprotocols]

[dreameralive]

i don't want to log in i don't want to create an account i don't want to verify my email i don't want to verify my phone number i don't want to use a QR code i want to go to a website and fucking use it

[pomegranate-drift]

José Gutiérrez Solana - The Mirror of Death (c.1929)

[mangadore]

[incognitopolls]

(1/2) Imagine a flowering tree. What level of detail are you able to "see" in your mind?

A whole picture as if looking at a photograph, in color

A whole picture as if looking at a photograph, in black and white

A whole picture, but vague details (e.g. tree with blobs for flowers); color

A whole picture, but vague details (e.g. tree with blobs for flowers); b/w

Details, but not a whole picture (e.g. flower/leaf, not a whole tree); color

Details, but not a whole picture (e.g. flower/leaf, not a whole tree); b/w

Only an outline or silhouette; color

Only an outline or silhouette; black and white

I don't really see anything, but can "trace" the whole image in my mind

I don't really see anything, but can "trace" some details in my mind

I can describe it but there's no image present in my mind at all

Other

Voting ended onAug 1, 2025

"Can trace the image" refers to how you might draw a shape in the air with your finger– there's nothing there, but you can create/follow the shape.

The inability to generate mental imagery is aphantasia. Anon is curious about some of the nuanced specifics that the common "tests" don't always get into.

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