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Aphantasia (eng. Aphantasia) is a cognitive difference characterized by the inability to mentally generate visual images. The term was first introduced in 2015 by Adam Zeman and colleagues to describe the complete absence of visual imagery【1】. The word “phantasia,” of Greek origin, refers to Aristotle’s concept of mental images; the prefix “a-” denotes the absence of this capacity. History The variation in individuals’ ability to form mental images was first systematically studied by Sir Francis