Mentalism

Mental referentialityDr. Eliane Deschrijver says, "No two people ever see or experience the same events in exactly the same light. In fact, in any conversation, minor differences in thinking happen all the time: Someone may be telling you about a situation with their boss, while you were actually thinking of changing the topic to your cat. If one isn't on the same page with another person, the brain may need to process this, and then determine whether to rephrase one's own thoughts or focus onthe other's. It can crucially determine the flow of any social interaction."https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-09-theory-autism-tied-mindblindness.html