Simply imagine what a vivid, detailed visualization would look like.

[Ganymede]

Title says it all! The folks over at /r/tulpas thought it was great, so I thought I'd share here.

 

Hoooly shit what the fuck was I thinking? Ok this might work for you, but as I found out, not everyone's brain works the way mine does.

Edited July 19, 2023 by Ranger
Changed the title because the thread is not bad lol

[Kraph]

Wow, that's... Wow.

I had trouble getting your point, but that's rather interesting. More of an advice than a guide, though, as it's a bit short and narrow. It reminds me tautology in a way. I'll give it a go.

[Kiahdaj]

I'm not sure if I'm missing something or what, but...

What.

[Kaz with a K]

I feel like the important info here is invisible

[Ganymede]

If you're already a good visualizer, it might seem weird/pointless, but this dramatically increased the quality of mine and many others' visualizations. Like turning the mind's eye into a canvas... Or something like that. I'm crap at metaphors. Basically, it makes you add details and therefore increases overall clarity. Or something like that.

[Kiahdaj]

Okay, for a while there, I was thinking that this was entirely a joke guide, but I actually feel as though I know what you're saying, and have done something similar in the past.

I can't really find a way to describe it any better than you did, but in honesty, I feel this does help for me to some extent.

I am going to feel very silly if this was in fact a joke.

[Ganymede]

Oh no, I can assure you that this is most definitely not a joke, while using a tone somehow implying otherwise.

[Sands]

This isn't Reddit. You don't type what you want to say in the title and leave nothing for the actual post.

[ThunderClap]

I don't understand.

[Quilten]

Title says it all!

 

Quote says it all!

[Ganymede]

I don't understand.

 

It's recursive. When you visualize a vivid visualization, it's vivid, even if your normal visualizations aren't.