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[–] Tachanka@hexbear.net 9 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Q&A with a person with no inner monologue

  • when reading it's more like they're sorting through a file cabinet of ideas than hearing an audiobook in their heads.
  • it helps to read out loud
  • they can't play music they've heard before in their heads
  • they're not plagued by constantly reliving the past (I think this is actually a very strong positive of not having an inner monologue)
  • they can't imagine future conversations before they have them.

I think it's important for socialists to keep in mind how people process information, sine it can massively change our political strategy of spreading our ideas.