cross-posted from: https://lemmy.eco.br/post/13513868
this post was submitted on 27 May 2025
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A friend of mine has that condition where she can't visualize things. I wonder how she would like this comic. My guess is she'd crack a joke about it being a good thing she can't do this.
How do you even know you can visualise things? Like, I think I can imagine an apple rotating, but it's not like you actually see it the way you'd see an actual apple in front of your eyes, right?
That highly depends on your specific definition of that. But personally I can do things like think of a place I've been, and basically walk around like I'm controlling a video game character. "Seeing" the place as if I was there.
That sounds neat. I definitely don't have that.
Maybe you can toggle it on if you mess with some of the menu settings?