How to improve imaginative ability?

[3612]

I has begun create a servitor 3 years ago and remove it 2 years ago. I don't have imaginative ability until i found this community.

 

I realized imagination is powerful toward memorize ability and logical thinking, but my imagination is very poor. I just can imagine one part of picture at the same time and quite hard to imagine somethings like words, signatures or body. I want improve my imagination but i dunno the way. 

 

Can everyone share your ways to improve imagination like increase speed imagine and see more parts of the objects?

 

I also have another questions. Can servitors use imagination and have thinking speed like host? and Is there have any powerful abilities like imagination?

[LyceonCollective]

The only surefire method I can say is practice. Practicing anything can suck, but it tends to be the best way to get good at something. I'm the same way, I can visualize one part of something fairly well, but I find it difficult to connect other parts to it and seeing the rest. Something I do that helps is imagine the part of the picture that you want to work on. Focus on that part as much as possible, and piece together little details until you have the full part visualized. When you're able to imagine each part of the image separately, gradually work towards piecing each one together, treating two connected pieces as one piece when you have them connected. It's best to start practicing with fairly simple things, and then gradually work your way up to more complicated images. Hope this helps a bit.
As for servitors, I am not sure. They tend to not really have much free will, as they are meant to perform various tasks

[3612]

5 hours ago, LyceonCollective said:

The only surefire method I can say is practice. Practicing anything can suck, but it tends to be the best way to get good at something. I'm the same way, I can visualize one part of something fairly well, but I find it difficult to connect other parts to it and seeing the rest. Something I do that helps is imagine the part of the picture that you want to work on. Focus on that part as much as possible, and piece together little details until you have the full part visualized. When you're able to imagine each part of the image separately, gradually work towards piecing each one together, treating two connected pieces as one piece when you have them connected. It's best to start practicing with fairly simple things, and then gradually work your way up to more complicated images. Hope this helps a bit.
As for servitors, I am not sure. They tend to not really have much free will, as they are meant to perform various tasks

Your method works well with 2d objects. What about 3d objects? I can only see one perspective and when I switch perspectives or move the perspective everything starts to get chaotic. The viewing angle may be off, the vision may be blurred, or I may be taken out of my imaginary vision. This happens even when I understand the structure of that 3d object quite well. It's like when I try to make a short movie while looking at a 3d object, my brain goes into overdrive and everything in my imaginary vision goes out of control, I can return but it will take about 4 seconds to 9s. Do you have any other way to visualize a 3D object as a whole, change the perspective or move the perspective while continuously imagining that 3D object?

 

As for the servitor, I agree that the servitor cannot achieve the same intelligence as the host, but I wonder if there is an exception to the servitor or is it possible to create a servitor with the same intelligence on pair with host?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 20, 2023 by 3612

[Autumn Ren]

If you spent at least 20 minutes a day, imagining whatever you want, you will improve month over month, it improves very slowly in our experience. We did it with wonderland adventures daily until the visualization was so good Bear would get intrusive stuff every time someone mentioned violent crime or horror scene. It is still very realistic, but we had to get over that by practicing less for a year or so.

[LyceonCollective]

4 hours ago, 3612 said:

What about 3d objects?

I'm not too sure honestly. I've never really thought about my perspective in my headspace, I think it flip flops sometimes or is mostly 2D. So I'm not sure how I could help with that, sorry. 

 

4 hours ago, 3612 said:

As for the servitor, I agree that the servitor cannot achieve the same intelligence as the host, but I wonder if there is an exception to the servitor or is it possible to create a servitor with the same intelligence on pair with host?

As for this...perhaps you can have it perform tasks at first, and then teach it how to speak, think, etc itself, or the other way around? This is a very iffy topic however, as something with sentience/intelligence being made to do tasks, or the other way around, can be seen as a bit immoral unless the servitor is voluntarily doing those tasks/doesn't mind doing those tasks.

[3612]

41 minutes ago, LyceonCollective said:

unless the servitor is voluntarily doing those tasks/doesn't mind doing those tasks.

huh, I thought the servitor didn't have the free will to complain about this?

[LyceonCollective]

9 hours ago, 3612 said:

huh, I thought the servitor didn't have the free will to complain about this?

A normal servitor wouldn't, but one with sentience/intelligence possibly could