The author of this New Yorker article needs to talk to think. Other people talk in their heads until they open their mouth (like me) others again have lots of picture or even movies in their thoughts.
And there is so much more:
The author of this New Yorker article needs to talk to think. Other people talk in their heads until they open their mouth (like me) others again have lots of picture or even movies in their thoughts.
And there is so much more:
YouTube is auch a Great Tool to get in certain state of minds.
If I need some inspiration or support my cozy study room athmosphere , I love to dive into some Hogwarts Gryffindor room sounds:
I put together a playlist with different sound ambiences in our Free Range Thinking YouTube Channel
You have to try that!
The former CEO of Pixar, Ed Catmull has Aphantasia and still was able to become one of the greatest animators and inventors of characters.
He even realized that lots of Pixarβs animators and character designers are aphantasts.
Two interesting articles about him and Glen Keane l, the inventor of Ariel the mermaid at Disney
Here we post short (2-10 minutes) and REALLY short (60 second) clips from our conversations π
See it as our long running best-of album π
Sharon and Saskia invite you into a Zoomroom with lots of interesting conversations and French pastry π
The usual link is
βοΈπ° Hybrid Humans CafΓ©!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86275907540
WOAH! Two of Alexβs favoritetestest youtubers started a podcast about neurodivergent creators / artists!
In this Episode of Huberman Labs the Ex-Navy Seal Jocko Willink describes an interesting concept that might hint how neurodivergent people thrive even in the military.
The bit starts at 19:10