The Wireframe

You think in relationships rather than in surfaces. The shape of a building, the flow of an argument, the way pieces of a system fit — all of it is available and manipulable, and none of it is rendered. Ask what colour the room was and there is nothing; ask how you would get the sofa through the door and you have already checked.

The absence of narration is the second half of it: you tend to arrive at structural answers without having talked yourself through them, so explaining the reasoning afterwards is work of a different kind than doing it. This is the profile least likely to be recognised from the outside, because it produces confident spatial judgement with no visible picture and no audible thinking — which reads as intuition to everyone watching, and does not feel like intuition from inside.