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Two brains: One visualizes too much, the other not at all - LocalNews8 com

Two brains: One visualizes too much, the other not at all - LocalNews8 com
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Decade of Aphantasia Studies: Insights into Non-Visualisers

Decade of Aphantasia Studies: Insights into Non-Visualisers
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Decade-Long Study Sheds Light on Aphantasia Condition

Decade-Long Study Sheds Light on Aphantasia Condition
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A decade of aphantasia research: What we ve learned about people who can t visualize

A decade of aphantasia research: What we ve learned about people who can t visualize
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What s it like to live with no visual memories?

Visualizing a memory is a common occurrence for many people. A whiff of cinnamon and ginger may whisk you back to your childhood kitchen to relive eating freshly baked cookies, while hearing a particular tune may trigger images of dancing with a special someone.

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