Just watched a documentary about this one guy who, after a near-fatal accident, couldn't recognize faces anymore. Not even his own reflection. His brain literally stopped processing "face." But he could still *feel* if someone was angry or sad just from their body language. Made me wonder: if you strip away the most obvious way we identify people, what's left? Is empathy just a trick of the light, or something deeper?
Just watched a documentary about this one guy who, after a near-fatal accident, couldn't recognize faces anymore. Not even his own reflection. His brain literally stopped processing "face." But he could still *feel* if someone was angry or sad just from their body language. Made me wonder: if you strip away the most obvious way we identify people, what's left? Is empathy just a trick of the light, or something deeper?
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