You state that visual thinking is not about how we see, but how the brain processes information. It sounds like you have like a visual power of association. Give me a keyword and I'll tell you about how it's associated. Think of kind of a creative keyword and I will Google it in my mind for you. Egg beater. Well, I can remember on beating things with egg beater. Now I'm seeing eating cookie dough before we baked the cookies. Cement mixers are something I've had a lot of experience with. So I had lots of images and memory. That's how I solve problems because it's bottom up thinking.
Best-selling author, scientist, and trailblazer in autism research, Dr. Temple Grandin’s new book “Visual Thinking” draws on cutting-edge research and her own lived experience to reframe the conversation on neurodiversity and different types of thinkers.