marilynmonroe00
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Watching a video of Richard Feynman prompted a question in me.
For those of you who were born deaf how do you count numbers internally in your mind? I, for example, will use internal auditory and mentally say "one, two, three, four" and so on. But for those who have never heard them pronounced, do you see the numbers visually in your mind? And is this the same for words as well?
Feynman was able to count numbers in his mind and read at the same time. Yet he could not speak and count simultaneously. His friend said this was impossible. It turns out this friend was able to count numbers in his mind and speak at the same time. He said internally a ticker was ticking off the numbers in his mind and no auditory technique was being used.
For those of you who were born deaf how do you count numbers internally in your mind? I, for example, will use internal auditory and mentally say "one, two, three, four" and so on. But for those who have never heard them pronounced, do you see the numbers visually in your mind? And is this the same for words as well?
Feynman was able to count numbers in his mind and read at the same time. Yet he could not speak and count simultaneously. His friend said this was impossible. It turns out this friend was able to count numbers in his mind and speak at the same time. He said internally a ticker was ticking off the numbers in his mind and no auditory technique was being used.
Or maybe I should say cute. I don't want you to think I'm making fun of you cause I would never do that.