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AstroChuck's avatar

How do you visualize the calendar in your mind?

Asked by AstroChuck (9487 points) | asked April 24th, 2008 | 8 responses | “Great Question” (2 points) | Flag as…

I picture it as an inverted closed
horseshoe.

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richmarshall's avatar

By looking over my laptop to where it is hung on the wall.

frankielaguna's avatar

I see it as a 3d model, of boxes and colorful icons. It kind of swirls around. Kind of like the Gibson is Hackers

Breefield's avatar

clicks iCal

I see it like Apple sees it.

hannahsugs's avatar

I picture the year as a horizontal oval. Spring is the shorter curved side on the left, summer runs across the long side on the top, then fall curves around to winter. I think spring and fall are the shorter sides because they’ve always seemed less distinct and generally shorter, especially since i’m from california, where there’s only two seasons: wet and dry.

breedmitch's avatar

@hannah: Your calendar sounds like the orbit of the earth around the sun.

Harp's avatar

AstroChuck, are you synaesthetic? I’m not, but a synaesthetic friend of mine has some very specific visual representations associated with dates and seasons.

As for me, I just visualize it as a dumb old calendar sigh

AstroChuck's avatar

Forgive my ignorance. Is that when you taste color or smell sounds? I’m too lazy to look it up. If so, no, I’m not.

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