Can you "see" images in your mind? Some people can't - Adam Zeman

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Some individuals experience aphantasia, an inability to visualize images in their minds, affecting around 4% of the population. Mental imagery exists on a spectrum, with hyperphantasia on the opposite end. Aphantasia may run in families and can develop later due to brain injury. It influences memory, emotional responses, and career choices.
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