There is a body of research on the topic already, so if you're truly skeptical it might be worth reading into it some more. I think you're being a bit unempathe

There is a body of research on the topic already, so if you're truly skeptical it might be worth reading into it some more. I think you're being a bit unempathetic, in that you're unable to consider that anyone thinks any differently to you. If you really must in order to accept it, consider it a defect, just like some people can't remember faces, some people have no long-term memory, some people can't recognize letters or numbers, so on and so forth. It shouldn't be so hard to believe that our brains, as complex and unknown as they are, might perform differently. There are billions of brains, some of them are probably going to be wired weirdly.