While we're at it, when I start falling asleep reading a novel, it just keeps going in my head, like a movie. And believe it or not, the plot is usually a logical progression from where I left off. Stephan King is perfect for this, but that may be because I've read his books so many times. May also be because his prose flows so smoothly for me that I can just roll with it.

I think I'm 1, but there's no way to know for sure. I find it easier to call out sounds rather than visuals. I can't "hear" a voice or a sound if I want to. Visuals seem to require more will for the same fidelity.

Considering your specific example with an apple, what about other senses, what happens if you try and recall texture, smell and taste?

I am not on this scale.

How to draw an apple in the mind?

• Start with the seed. It's full of some stuff and feels solid.
• Cover the seed with a rigid, plasticky smooth membrane. It has not particular taste.
• Stick a lot of mushy watery stuff to the membrane and go outwards.
• At some point, there's a twig starting to form and goes outward
• Shape the mush
• Cover it with another membrane that's now, a little less rigid and feels different.

Colour? What colour?
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