My Cognition: ...I Believe  Bill working   ... yet another work-
in-progress ...   Bill working  Rather a lot of autistic people,
including Aspergians, seem to be "visual-spatial" thinkers. They
"think in pictures". Yet just a very few autistic people have
been able (or willing?) to describe how they do that. For
example:  Temple Grandin (autistic) has written of mental
"pictures", famously describing her thinking as "like a movie".
But she doesn't describe how the movie is made, nor betray the
script.  Daniel Tammet (savant) describes the "colors" of
numbers he uses for calculation, and how his results "simply"
coalesce from the colors/numbers. Which doesn't help to
understand the process.  An internet-friend (autistic) writes
his thinking involves a "highly fractal" tree, with a variable
but large number of branches and twigs growing both outward and
inward to almost any extent. But that does not describe the
process by with growth occurs, nor the nature of what he
visualizes.  Obviously enough, each of thos