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What do you mean about "not everyone has a voice in their head"? I have one.. I would like to research more about this topic.
I am curious how many people don't have an inner monologue, but there are a few articles on the subject. Here's one at random.>
My cognition is mixed. Verbal inner monologue is going most of the time when I'm just thinking about routine stuff. But if I'm "in the flow zone" working on a project or playing music or something like that, the little "voice in my head" vanishes completely and that's when I'm the happiest. I suspect most people can relate to those modes.
That's relatable to me at least. And often music is playing my my head in the place of my inner voice.