How do you think?

[Eddie Teach]

 

In pictures, voices, printed words, behind a curtain or fog?

My own thoughts typically come across as voices. It takes a fair amount of effort for me to make mental pictures. I'm sure there's a fair amount of behind-the-scenes work going on too, but that's more at a subconscious level than conscious. When I'm actually *thinking* of something, I tend to say it in my head.

[Barrister]

I think with my head.

[HVC]

a combination of video and words. Although i have trouble recalling faces.

[The Brain]

Awesomely.

[KRonn]

With voices and pictures, I'd say.

[Grey Fox]

In multiple languages.

[HVC]

In multiple languages.

That too. Although at some point in time my inner monolouge changed mainly from portuguese (when i was a littel kid) to english now. not sure when that happened.

[jamesww]

I think me and my 'internal monologue' only think in concept. I don't think I've a very imaginative mind. 

[garbon]

internal mono(tm)_logue?

[Ideologue]

Obsessively.  But often in a sort of quasi-written form, and images constantly.

[JonasSalk]

I often have a vagina monologue in my brain.

[Martinus]

Voices. And flashes of red. 

[Martinus]

I often have a vagina monologue in my brain.

That explains why you are such a stupid cunt.

[Viking]

I think in words combined with emotions. My emotions are often the emotions that I might have in a possible physical situation (fear/hope/stress/hornyness). My words are often attempts at rational analysis. The way I work through things is that I start with one and allow it to provoke the other, which then in an internal dialectic back and forth eventually provides me with reasoned words which provoke "good" emotions.   

[Caliga]

I'm an excellent thinker.