Yes, I think so. Not sure whether there’s a formal test of it, but I just don’t “see” things when thinking of them. Can imagine voices, though!
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Here's the formal test https://wh.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=148940557153 …
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Are you sneaking in some data collection, Gavin?
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Sadly I'm not involved in this work, but gotta represent!
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Is there is training to improve visualising/minimize aphantasia? Tangent, I am fairly certain I have some dyspraxia and I certainly improve with training and seem to learn (eventually!) motor programs just as well as others. Although motor programs are arguably worth learning.
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Usually it doesn't bother me. I just accept the fact that I am not very visual person. I also don't dream visually. Funnily, I sometimes dream that I read continue reading a book that I was reading before but I'm not immersed in the story I literally dream reading.
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That's funny. I've had dreams that are super boring like that I was typing or just went into a kitchen and drank milk. But of course they are visual, just really boring.
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There are usually very confusing though because sometimes I don't know what I actually read and what was only in my dream.
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I find it amusing you can read in your sleep. I have never managed to do that. When I have the rare lucid dream I try to open up books but the words don't really make sense visually, cannot be read.
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When I was young and chatting on ICQ with friends, I had the same. Luckily there was a chat history so I could check what was actually part of our conversation.
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Woah.
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