Saw a joke about rotating cubes in your mind, and it made me remember middle school standardized tests. One part of the math section was to show an unfolded cube, then you had to choose which side the shaded side became when you folded it into shape.
And I did not know at the time that I did not think visually. But I did know that I got a tension headache (that I now realize was a stress migraine) every year when that part of the test came up because it took me so much effort to picture it and figure it out.
It took many years after to actually realize I don't think visually and also, this is another way standardized testing can't actually prove what someone has learned vs. not learned.
Like, the thing is, if you say, "Can you picture a dress?" Sure. But it's like a dress you would draw super quick for pictionary. Very generalized dress. Folding cubes requires thinking in 3-D, and that hurts my brain to this day.
Anyway, if you struggled with the cube section on those tests, maybe you also don't think in visuals, and we got tricked by bullshit.