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Comment author: Viliam 21 September 2015 08:40:00AM 2 points [-]

if you're primarily, visual, you'll say things like "I see". If you're auditory, you'll say "I hear you."

How about people who don't use any of these? Who instead of "I see that 2+2=4" or "it feels to me like 2+2=4" simply say "2+2=4"? Me, for example.

Comment author: [deleted] 21 September 2015 04:30:42PM 0 points [-]

I don't think that's represented in the NLP PRS model, but I'm severely out of date with NLP developments.

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