Say Im reading a paper on string theory and Im being told that superstrings live in a 10 dimensional world (9 spacial and 1 time) I cannot visualise the planckian size, curled up aditional 6 spacial dimensions, I just wonder trying to imagine this (unsuccesfuly ofcourse) and move on with the text.
Say Im reading that LIGO detected gravity waves again...Im imediately imagining images of ripples in space. I literally see a short clip or images of space being distorted. I probably do that because I was taught that gravity is curvature of space time.
Say Im being asked by my wife, what time are we going to visit my parrents tomorrow...I answer my wife that we should go see them around 16:00 and while being engaged in that answer, I see images of my folks's place in my mind, glimpses of their faces and so on.
Is this more or less how everybody perceives information or can this be trained or altered to become more efficient? Is there a difference in how we perceive known and unknown information?
I seem to digest all the input I receive by visualising it as some kind of images in my mind. Is this how you guys have it too or does this vary depending on education, training, gender and so on?