ArtsyGirl

I'm sorry about the poor word choice, I meant invisible images as in mental representations since they don't see mental images. ''mental representations'' is good word rather than ''visual constructs'' since it means something else. No I'm not familiar with the hasty generalization fallacy, I do learn in this forum and I'm not arguing. there's no evidence to this phenomenon since it's not real. Also, how do you end a thread?

There's no inability to form invisible mental images, Invisible images is when 100% of people don't actually see mental images because they don't see it with their actual eyes. the word ''image'' and ''images'' in the brain means mental representation, but not visual representation in the mind, so therefore, A lot of people form invisible images in their brain. There's a several papers but not hundreds of them, but there's still no evidence, so therefore the phenomenon is not real and I'm sorry if I'm pounding the table. I don't have aphantasia, I even If I don't see visible mental images, I don't have it and I don't how forming visible mental images work or look like, The phenomenon is not real. While a lot of people form invisible images when awake and only form mental images in dreams. All people think in representations of things like me and people think in concepts like me and form invisible images without forming visible mental images like me. All brains are different whether they brains form visible mental images or invisible images without visualizing visible mental images, All people think, but all people don't visualize visible mental images. All people don't think in words and sentences, They think in representations of things without forming visible mental images, concepts, but they don't visualize visible mental images, but they form invisible images when they don't see mental images. Sorry for fallacious reasoning, I'm ending this thread now because the phenomenon is not real and there's no validated diagnosis on it, there is no evidence of it, so it's not real nor recognized phenomenon. There will be no further replies on this.

Well, I'll say it's not a real phenomenon, Since there is no evidence of it, A lot of people form invisible images is real, People having trouble forming mental images is real, but Aphantasia and the inability to form mental images is not real.

Of course Neuroplasticity is a thing, But I don't do that. My incredulity is sufficient enough, The condition is not real, Even though it's not established as a disorder, but the condition is not real, because it's not recognized and there's no evidence has found in the condition.

In countless of human brains, Most people form invisible images when awake and visible images in their dreams, Most commonly, though. The word ''imagine'' is a figure of speech that means to think of something. People form mental images in their brain and most commonly others don't see mental images, but forming invisible images. And no, Visualization isn't an function of certain interdependent aspects of our brain acting in concert, Most brains don't work like that.

Not all afflictions were identified, There is no evidence. Because, It's not a real condition, and I'm just a little annoyed that people find this condition real when it's not.

Since early 2022, I've been seeing some articles that was about the alleged condition called ''Aphantasia'', They say it is a inability to form mental images, The condition is not real and I'll give you reasons that is not real: 1. It is not a recognized condition 2. It is not in the DSM-5 as a official condition and it doesn't say anywhere in the manual that there's a inability to form mental images. 3. It doesn't have a validated diagnosis, Most psychologists never heard of this condition before nor psychiatrists. 4. The term is coined in 2005 by a neurologist and has led to the internet being curious believing it's real. Overall, It is not a real condition and the inability to form mental images isn't real, It's just that 100% of people form invisible images when awake since they don't actually see mental images since they don't see it with their actual eyes and seeing visible images in their dreams. It has since the stone age and in many centuries that people don't actually see mental images but form invisible images. I'm making this thread because some people believe it's a real condition when it's actually not, so it is not a real or recognized condition and it's not in the DSM-5.