Prosopagnosics Quotes & Sayings

The sibilant s is the most difficult sound to correct. — Christine Baranski

It all starts with you, and that which never starts, also finishes with you. — Anthony Liccione

A celebration of insignificance. Is that all we are in the end? — Steven Erikson

Having sex with friends seems like a very good idea until suddenly it doesn't. — Marshall Thornton

Some rebels are made, not born — Rosalyn Eves

Sylvia Day's writing is stunningly sensual. — Jaci Burton

If you had a really good - battery, it wouldn't matter that the sun goes down at night and the wind stops blowing sometimes. But at the moment, battery technology is nowhere near good enough to use at utility scale. — Nathan Myhrvold

I have quite a lot of fans in Holland because that is where my mother is from, in fact I have a fan club there, and the fans don't always get the chance to see us drive the cars because getting to races across Europe isn't always possible for them. — Nelson Piquet

I dont want to just play gay characters, ... I think it would get boring to play the same thing again and again and again. — Rupert Everett

Know Brainers Brainpower of none: When you hit a mental wall, quiet your mind to regain brain energy and find fresh solutions. Learn to use silence to solve perplexing problems and think deeply. Brainpower of one: Work on one thing at a time. Sequential-task instead of multitask. Secondly, strategically block a large percentage of incoming information and consciously know what to select. Brainpower of two: Every day identify and dedicate the majority of time to your two most important "elephant" tasks. — Sandra Bond Chapman

Kaz was going to kill her. She was going to kill Kaz. — Leigh Bardugo

People with a condition called prosopagnosia cannot distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar faces. They rely entirely on cues such as hairlines, gait, and voices to recognize people they know. Pondering this condition led researchers Daniel Tranel and Antonio Damasio to try something clever: even though prosopagnosics cannot consciously recognize faces, would they have a measurable skin conductance response to faces that were familiar? Indeed, they did. Even though the prosopagnosic truly insists on being unable to recognize faces, some part of his brain can (and does) distinguish familiar faces from unfamiliar ones. — David Eagleman