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It is interesting to find out about aphantasia. I have anendophasia (having little or no internal monologue) so those with the condition that I have tend be on the extreme opposite end by having vivid imagination. My college classmate said she never get any dreams, but maybe because she probably has aphantasia.
It's like seeing reflections on glass over a black background. There is color, and I csn perceive details; but it's muted and dull.
Probably somewhere between 3 and 4.
I would notice it the most during exams, where when faced with a question I'd be able to recall how the page with the lesson was laid out, only I'd see blurry squiggles instead of letters.
Negative 4.
You see an apple in your mind that is more real than a real apple?
"Bro watchu chewin on?"
making cronching noises "... imaginary apple".