I’m curious though, would you say you can also model “volumetric” 3D in your head, or more the typical shape/surface, e.g. seeing a 3D orange in your head, but only “from the outside”, without having a good detailed intuition about its internal structure?
I think I agree about your detail observation, but these details in my case are still mostly 2D surfaces within 3D space, rather than “true 3D” in the sense I was trying to get at in the post.
Volumetric, yes. What happens if you imagine it transparent. If I showed you a transparent orange would you become sleepy.
But I sometimes think I might dream in 3d, because some days I find obstruction confusing, I think, wait, something’s wrong, I can’t see every part of this object right now, it seems like some parts of it are “blocking” others?? It’s probably related to migraine, mental buffering, visual processing, though, so idk.
I’m curious though, would you say you can also model “volumetric” 3D in your head, or more the typical shape/surface, e.g. seeing a 3D orange in your head, but only “from the outside”, without having a good detailed intuition about its internal structure?
I think I agree about your detail observation, but these details in my case are still mostly 2D surfaces within 3D space, rather than “true 3D” in the sense I was trying to get at in the post.
Volumetric, yes. What happens if you imagine it transparent. If I showed you a transparent orange would you become sleepy.
But I sometimes think I might dream in 3d, because some days I find obstruction confusing, I think, wait, something’s wrong, I can’t see every part of this object right now, it seems like some parts of it are “blocking” others?? It’s probably related to migraine, mental buffering, visual processing, though, so idk.