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As a fun mental fitness exercise when I'm bored while waiting on something, I like to take objects I see in real life and turn them into a 3D exploded diagram in my head which shows all the parts that the object is made of. I can then rotate that 3D diagram in my head to see all around each part. I have never met anyone else who seems to be able to do that.
This is a key exercise for your brain to develop and maintain the mind's eye and non verbal, symbolic and spatially oriented thought. Like internal monologue, it's something that many people seem to lack Imagine a key, spin the key, imagine a lock, insert the key into the lock and turn the key. See the lock unlock, remove the key, etc A great way to start practicing this is to get a good night's sleep, like 8 hours or more. In the last hour of rest your visually imaginative capabilities are at their peak. As you slowly begin to awake, think of specfic things and mind will show them to you. Then manipulate those things like in the example above. Eventually you can do this even during waking hours and your abstract cognitive abilities will increase. Mastering this technique is how you can start lucid dreams
But can you feel the densities of the materials of those parts?
That's easy. When you start breaking them apart down to their genetic and molecular structure, you'll be on my level.
That's easy. When you start breaking them apart down to their genetic and molecular structure, you'll be on my level.
I've done that before. I took people apart into their elemental constituents and placed those atoms into either piles of their relative size or containers to trap the gaseous elements. It was a lot less fun because the piles aren't all that interesting, except for the phosphorous and alkali metals that spontaneously combusted from exposure to the air or water vapor.
I took an organic chemistry class, and killed it because I was able to do this.
That's pretty straightforward. They must be stupid.
This is a good mental exercise, I am trying it right now...very interesting.
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