Topic: Tactile Aphantasia

Tactile aphantasia refers to the intriguing cognitive condition where individuals are unable to imagine physical sensations. These resources offer a window into the world of sensation-free imagination, focusing on those who cannot mentally recreate the feeling of touch, from the softness of silk to the warmth of a hug. It acts as a central hub for sharing research, personal experiences, and discussions about this unique aspect of aphantasia. Explore how tactile aphantasia affects everyday life, from physical interactions to memory and sensory processing. These resources provide insights into the challenges and perspectives of those who experience the world without the ability to mentally simulate physical sensations. Engage with this topic to deepen your understanding of how the absence of tactile imagination shapes the human experience in subtle yet profound ways.

My journey understanding the cognitive profiles of aphantasia and hyperphantasia started when I learned at age 30 that most of you have a superpower I don’t.
A case for studying mental imagery as a whole
on February 19, 2021
How do you describe aphantasia? Founder of Aphantasia Network often gets asked this question. His answer? Think of a horse.
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