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I might have a form of this that is probably (definitely) not as great as her top 50 score. When Facebook became ubiquitous it was especially awkward to know a
by originalvichy 5y ago
I might have a form of this that is probably (definitely) not as great as her top 50 score.
When Facebook became ubiquitous it was especially awkward to know and recognize people way before they knew you based on the fact that their face showed up on the ”you might know this person” sections with a nice photo of their face. Pretty much the same way she explained it – it is awkward trying to act like you don’t know the person and who they know in turn.
If I had to guess where my face-keeping started it could be my parents’ giant social circle and getting tested on and teased if I didn’t recognize the person they’ve introduced to me before.
Perhaps I missed it in the article but things like recognizing a persons’ gait could also be included in the general ”recording” of a persons’ appearance profile.