Realised a mistake in my thinking pattern and said out loud
“Oh. wait. I have to recalibrate.”
Mam?? You are not a robot ?
Did you mean “rethink” ?!? Or “reaproach” ?!? Or “look at it from a different perspective ” ?!??
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Realised a mistake in my thinking pattern and said out loud
“Oh. wait. I have to recalibrate.”
Mam?? You are not a robot ?
Did you mean “rethink” ?!? Or “reaproach” ?!? Or “look at it from a different perspective ” ?!??
I’ve seen some very interesting posts on having aphantasia lately, I love it.
They’ve led me to some thinking, tho. Because I don’t have aphantasia, the opposite due to be an incredibly visual thinker and having my thoughts be in images.
But I lack an inner monologue. Which all of my research on the topic strongly connects to having aphantasia, the aphantasia I don’t have.
It’s...fascinating.
Lacking an inner monologue means I don’t think in a voice to myself, so to speak Or even think in words. When I picture a word, it is in the picture of one. A mental image of the actual word typed out on a piece of paper. The shape of a word, not the verbal saying of it? If that makes sense?
If I want to speak to myself, I have to do it out loud. Leading me to talk to myself a lot where other people can hear me and muttering under my breath when I try to minimize that issue.
If I’m thinking about music or recalling songs, those songs are linked to mental pictures/stories that I’ve previously thought for those songs. Or I get the up and down hills of a visualized soundwave.
This is all the direct opposite of aphantasia as I’ve mentioned. But why do I lack an inner monologue then, if that usually is an indicator of aphantasia?
(I also have a small degree of faceblindness, which should also be pretty impossible me to have with my VERY visual thinking.)
We’ve all experienced extreme failure before. We’ve also heard horror stories of failures that other people have experienced. We’ve heard about the business owner who started a business with high hopes, only to watch it fail and become homeless. Hearing stories like that can put you off and make you afraid to even
We’ve all experienced extreme failure before. We’ve also heard horror stories of failures that other people have experienced. We’ve heard about the business owner who started a business with high hopes, only to watch it fail and become homeless. Hearing stories like that can put you off and make you afraid to even