News Neuroscience Some people don’t have a mind’s eye. Scientists want to know why A researcher with the condition studies how the senses collaborate — and when they don’t Most people can “see” vivid imagery in their minds. They can imagine a chirping bird from hearing the sounds of one, for example. But people with aphantasia can’t do this. A new study explores how their brains work. Kurt Stricker/Moment/Getty Images Plus Share this:EmailFacebookTwitterPinterestPocketRedditPrint By Laura Sanders November 18, 2024 at 9:00 am Growing up, Roberto S.