First, I have an issue with LLM's not being able to apply logic. Truth tables are exactly LLM material. Probably the OG input.

Second, that picture of the apples reminds me of the people that can't visualize. They're like the people with no inner voice. They are real life NPC's in a way. Idk if that apple picture was intentional but, it has a meaning already.

People who can't visualize have a condition called aphantasia, an inability to form mental images in their "mind's eye," often describing their inner world as dark or blank, though they still know facts and can process information using words, logic, or other senses. This isn't a disorder but a variation in human experience, affecting 1-4% of the population, and can be lifelong (congenital) or develop after brain injury, with potential links to autism and different brain connectivity patterns

These used to be rare. The numbers still say they're rare. But, back before reddit became dead internet theory there were threads on these. They used to have to do studies on inmates. Because not having an inner voice meant an inability to understand cause, and effect. As well as an inability to experience empathy, or putting yourself in another persons shoes. The people that didn't learn to pretend to be normal ended up in jail.

These aren't rare anymore. Idk if it's ASD or what, but I've read threads with thousands of people surprised they fit the description in some place on a scale of either no inner voice, or no ability to visualize.

If you're reading this, and you have an inner voice, I'm sorry I just made you read aloud in your head.

First, I have an issue with LLM's not being able to apply logic. Truth tables are exactly LLM material. Probably the OG input.

Second, that picture of the apples reminds me of the people that can't visualize. Theure like the people with no inner voice. They are real life NPC's in a way. Idk if that apple picture was intentional but, it has a meaning already.

People who can't visualize have a condition called aphantasia, an inability to form mental images in their "mind's eye," often describing their inner world as dark or blank, though they still know facts and can process information using words, logic, or other senses. This isn't a disorder but a variation in human experience, affecting 1-4% of the population, and can be lifelong (congenital) or develop after brain injury, with potential links to autism and different brain connectivity patterns

These used to be rare. The numbers still say they're rare. But, back before reddit became dead internet theory there were threads on these. They used to have to do studies on inmates. Because not having an inner voice meant an inability to understand cause, and effect. As well as empathy, or putting yourself in another person shoes. The people that doesn't learn to pretend to be normal ended up in jail.

These aren't rare anymore. Idk if it's ASD or what, but I've read threads with thousands of people surprised they fit the description in some place on a scale of either no inner voice, or no ability to visualize.

If you're reading this, and you have an inner voice, I'm sorry I just made you read aloud in your head.