Some small part of language, verbal or otherwise, is understood innately. I can understand punching intrinsically, and only afterwards imagine what it means. Also hugs if I'm in the right mood.
I can't imagine seeing so much I am overwhelmed. I already stop absorbing what I see when I am full of details. I've been blinded temporarily when I messed up welding safety, but that just looked like... my entire vision was the color of after-images, and I could barely tell daylight from indoors.
If you're literally looking to interview someone who knows what visual stimulus overload is, perhaps reach out to the autism community.
Some small part of language, verbal or otherwise, is understood innately. I can understand punching intrinsically, and only afterwards imagine what it means. Also hugs if I'm in the right mood.
I can't imagine seeing so much I am overwhelmed. I already stop absorbing what I see when I am full of details. I've been blinded temporarily when I messed up welding safety, but that just looked like... my entire vision was the color of after-images, and I could barely tell daylight from indoors.
If you're literally looking to interview someone who knows what visual stimulus overload is, perhaps reach out to the autism community.