
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
When you hear the word ‘horse’ do you find it difficult to conjure up a mental image of what a horse looks like? If so, it sounds like you’re an aphantasiac.
Those with aphantasia have no ‘mind’s eye’ and are unable to form visual imagery in their heads. So how do they think, how do they remember events, and do they even have an imagination?
In this episode we catch up with Professor Julia Simner, a neuropsychologist based at the University of Sussex. She answers these questions and more and share with us her own experiences as an aphantasiac.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
4.4
6565 ratings
When you hear the word ‘horse’ do you find it difficult to conjure up a mental image of what a horse looks like? If so, it sounds like you’re an aphantasiac.
Those with aphantasia have no ‘mind’s eye’ and are unable to form visual imagery in their heads. So how do they think, how do they remember events, and do they even have an imagination?
In this episode we catch up with Professor Julia Simner, a neuropsychologist based at the University of Sussex. She answers these questions and more and share with us her own experiences as an aphantasiac.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
1,808 Listeners
411 Listeners
109 Listeners
84 Listeners
343 Listeners
95 Listeners
882 Listeners
973 Listeners
353 Listeners
64 Listeners
397 Listeners
779 Listeners
477 Listeners
107 Listeners
94 Listeners