Kyle 🌱

Sounds like you've never been forced to undergo therapies to make you think and act like a neurotypical.

Sure that's a thing you can say

Don't most narrative people have both? When I have an initial "idea" it's just a feeling, then as it develops in my head into a more complete thought, my brain starts to turn it into distinct words and sentences?

Yeah, I find it hard to categorize myself because, while I absolutely have an internal voice that I use to form thoughts, I also have instincts/feelings that I need to effortfully shape into sentences. The latter might be primarily for logical leaps/surprise realizations, though.

I don’t believe this. I think we have both. Before we learned language as an infant to early adolescence we had thoughts. Knowing that I think verbal thoughts was a learned habit. Non verbal is likely innate.

say it again i want that dopamine hit

That's a very specific kink but who am I to judge

Was this sarcasm aimed at the “I can do both” people? because people absolutely do both. Most people commonly use 3 out of the 5 thinking methods, and use 1 or 2 very significantly. The other 2 are usually also used, just reserved for certain subjects/ occasions.

I looked it up and while you're right, those thinking styles are more of prospective/outlook based thinking, I think kyle was talking about the ways we hear and process thoughts to start