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Date: 2020-09-09 08:01 (UTC)From:On another site I had someone say that they can't play tic tac toe in their head at all, which is what I was aiming for, whether there's a measurable difference in cognitive achievement; in that case, yes.
If you play ttt in your head, how would you describe if it not visual? Tactile? Spatial (awareness of location of objects)?
I still wonder if some of us are having similar experiences (awareness of shape and location, say) but interpreting/labeling them differently (visualization vs. something else.)