I have this with numbers (and consequently arithmetic). When I think of a number, in my mind I see its position in a never ending, wavy line of numbers that goes from left bottom to top right. This &#x27;ribbon&#x27; of numbers kinda scales logarithmically and I can &#x27;adjust my view&#x27; to &#x27;look at&#x27; higher&#x2F;lower numbers. Now that I think of it, I mostly use&#x2F;see this ribbon when adding or subtracting numbers, not when multiplying or dividing.<p>Don&#x27;t know if it&#x27;s related but in one of my first classes as a kid (where we learned to count), we had some sort of banner on the wall that listed the number from 0 to 100. Maybe picked it up there.. Sometimes I also think this makes the more abstract math concepts harder for me to understand. If I can&#x27;t visualize it, it won&#x27;t stick (easily).<p>Asked some friends how they saw numbers, and they don&#x27;t have anything like that. Wondering how this is for other people.