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I'm sure they can. I grew up with identical twin mother and aunt and while many people regularly mixed them up, I never had an issue. I always thought it was qu
by latortuga 6y ago
I'm sure they can. I grew up with identical twin mother and aunt and while many people regularly mixed them up, I never had an issue. I always thought it was quite obvious. So my suspicion is that whatever it is that I could see due to familiarity, is likely what super recognizers can see immediately.
- setr 6y agoDitto; I had a couple friends that were identical friends, and it only took a few days of interaction I think to start consistently differentiating them -- and I have terrible memory of people. They're identical for the most part, but there's always obvious cues; how they walk, different expressions/reactions, different tones when talking, slightly different slang, etc. It's like a deterministic lockstep game that desynchronized when they were born -- the desync slowly but surely cascades.