The classicist suggested adapting Aristotle's word "phantasia," for "mind's eye," to describe the phenomenon, and the term "aphantasia" was born. An article on MentorCruise.com outlines a number ...

But there are some people who simply cannot form such mental images. They have a condition known as aphantasia, or “mind blindness”—it’s rare, and only affects about 4 percent of the ...

(NEXSTAR) – How vivid is your mind’s eye? If you were to try to picture an apple right now, can you see it? The shape, the color, the skin, the stem? Or is there no picture at all? Aphantasia ...

Aphantasia - the pros and cons of not having a "mind's eye". People with aphantasia don’t have visions ‘pop into their heads’, which in some circumstances could be beneficial. “Both my mum ...