how is the brain able to give us images when we are imagining something?
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A couple of years ago, I learned that people can literally “picture this” when asked to do so, and it blew my mind. I’ve never been able to overlay my imagination onto reality. At best when I hear “picture this” I get some really abstract back of my mind concept of whatever I’m being asked to imagine.
Since I learned about that, I still question whether or not I understand what you all are talking about, I liken it to being color blind but in the imagination. I’ve wondered if it is the explanation behind so many of my learning troubles when I was in school and all sorts of other things? I’d like to know how the brain gives us images just so I can have mine fixed to be able to do so.
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