Aspergers and the subconscious mind

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a few years ago I had joined a special group for technology. My friend (leader of the group) showed me a way to channel into my subconscious mind. It was simple just by visualizing a computer turning on in my mind I was able to calculate things like a computer would. I will show all of you how this works or how you can do this.


#1 Close yours eyes, remember to goto a quiet room with no distractions.

#2 Try to picture a computer screen with the color red or what ever you like.

#3 Memorize the interface of your computer (after you have had the color red in your visualization for quite some time) then adapt them to the color on the screen.

#4 look at a single object for some time and mentally take a picture of it.
(result)- the image you took will never be forgotten.

#5 try to memorize verses of different books or maybe a paragraph (using the method stated above)


The result is very uncanny (almost phenomenal in my opinion) If you ever get a chance, try to play a simple game in your head, you will be entertained in your Math or English class.

Just be sure not to go on about this at school saying "I have a computer in my brain" (people will think that you are seriously daft)

I can build multi-parts machines in 3D in my mind with no conflicting parts, and then realize it IRL often consulting the plans in my mind..... always done that naturally.

I think the general synopsis for this topic is that the subconscious mind is more accessible to Asperger or Autism (just a speculation or philosophy) and that we can channel into our mind more easily than NTs

By imagining a computer, you can actually calculate numbers as a computer would? If it works for you, you already had the savant ability; it wouldn't work for someone who doesn't. I also have a fairly weak ability to visualize, but imagining a computer turning on is well within my capabilities.

I find that i can type backwards extremely quickly if i allow myself to do it. this i a not greatly useful ability but i quite like it. I can solve a large amount of programming / computer problmes in my head, and this tend to annoy some poeple.

jammie

I wish I could do that!

I don't even understand how this works, let alone being able to actually do it. I think it's fascinating that some Aspies have this kind of focused, analytical mind, but I'm certainly not one of them.