u/AsthmaticLuffy

I'm an artist, I like reading and writing, I've always had a vivid imagination in the sense of concepts and stories ever since I was a kid, so it wasn't until recently that I found out about aphantasia and went "isn't that just how vision works?"

Let's say, if you talk to me about a city I know for a fact that it includes cars, buildings, I can picture a liiiitle of the smog and hear in my mind the people walking and music but I genuinely cannot create an "image" in my mind. This is why I love character creation and looking up official art of the books I read, it's like I need a reference to *know* what I'm thinking of. Audiobooks are terrible for me unless they have sound fx for this reason, they make me feel blind. Does that make sense? Is everyone else like this or do you have like super mind powers that let you even see a pink elephant instead of thinking "okay, I know how a pink elephant would look like"m

Apreciaría respuestas serias. He visto que se hace mucho la pregunta de qué carrera vale la pena estudiar, y estoy de acuerdo de que es relativo y difícil de definir con la situación del país, (especialmente siendo clase media baja). Pero también me pregunto, ¿qué sienten que les ha servido más *saber* para obtener oportunidades? Tipo conozco gente que sólo por moverle a excel suben de puesto en las fábricas. El inglés es casi obligatorio. Etc. ¿Qué les ha sacado de apuros y ayudado a conseguir "empleos de por mientras"?