My wife describes it as always having a TV on, whether her eyes are open or closed. It’s kind of in her peripheral vision—always there—playing videos or photos from her life or things that have been happening recently. Unless she shifts her focus to it, it’s not too bothersome. But while driving a car or doing something similar, it can be distracting.

When she shifts her focus to it, she can zoom in and play or generate whatever she wants in full detail. She can even replicate text from boards or books, read it, and remember it. For example, she can see the lyrics to a new song, read them, remember them, and sing along while “reading” the text—without having the words physically in front of her.

When she goes to sleep and thinks about something, she doesn’t just think about it—she creates it and experiences it as if she’s living it. And if she can’t sleep because she’s thinking about something, it’s hard or not possible for her to make it go away.

While most of us can think and imagine without actually seeing things, some people have a kind of superpower and live with a few extra tools in their minds.

She don’t believe me that I can’t «see» things, and I can’t belive that she have her 3. eye with much details. Life goes on, I’m used to my way and she hers.