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2007-12-29 11:13 PM What is the shape of a thought? Okay...so I'm writing about autism since I'm giving a talk in like five days and I got to thinking about thought.
I have 2,250 words typed already but this whole thing has me stumped. I want to know what shape a thought is. Because how can I know if I think in pictures if I don't know what everyone else thinks in? Because I thought you guys thought in like typed words and then I thought in my way "then how would you have thoughts before written language?" So I asked my mom what form her thoughts take place as and she said it was just a streaming voice and then my brain went "whoa, what the hell?" Are thoughts a streaming voice? If thoughts are just a streaming voice then what is a thought before you know language? What is a thought like if you don't know what words are, if you've been confined to silence? Do you need language to have thoughts? Before the language was it pictures? I just need a definition or like an image. I know this might be really confusing but I'm confused about the way a "normal" brain has a thought. What the heck does it "look" like so to say? Note: this sound theoretical but it isn't. I just want to know what a thought is like um...jeebus, physically in your brain. Is is just a voice? Read/Post Comments (3) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top |
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