Maybe it&#x27;s difficult to judge because people don&#x27;t usually talk about it. I&#x27;d say I can visualize things just as vividly as I would experience when I look at them. That is, I won&#x27;t notice every detail, but I don&#x27;t notice every detail even when I&#x27;m staring right at something. I can look at something, look away for a while and visualize it, then look back at it and compare the subjective experience, and it&#x27;s pretty much the same. It&#x27;s more along the lines of getting the same mental stimulation of recognition and experience as I would get if I were looking at something, and it&#x27;s the same as other senses. I can imagine myself on a beach, see the contrast of colors of leaves and the sky, hear the waves, feel the courseness of the sand, smell the sea, and I know from experience that if I were actually there, I would have the same sensations except I couldn&#x27;t turn them off easily.