Molson Hart

It's weird. And I'm not knowledgeable enough to give precise scientific answer. But I'd describe as I can do these rotations. But then if you ask me to describe the shape precisely I realize it was lower resolution

Yeah I have had discussions with others about this. Think this is mostly correct Need more robust way to test for this

For me, I can see the red star really clearly. As I add more shapes I start to lose definition. I can see a circle inside a square easily but if you put a star inside the circle I need to start "tracing". There's a better way to describe this activity. When the images...

Get complex the image goes dark for me but I get a spotlight. I can put the spotlight on images on parts of the images to see those parts clearly. I think this happens because non-autistic eidectics have a limit to our working memory, i.e. the number of numbers you can remember.

For whatever it's worth, I think I am 99th percentile at this (I can play chess without looking at the board). For me I process all information through images and I don't understand how other people think, which is why I find aphantasia interesting. Anyways...my 2 cents.

My question is, for the people who can see the red star, are you creative? People who cannot? I think this is correlated.