Dax Shepard

But think about how hard it is to raise a child that has that level of ability, really superpowers, to pick up cues from the environment.

It can be a little stressful.

For all parties involved.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I gave an example in the chapter because I really was trying to look for an example that people would understand.

No, it's not only about danger.

It's not only about sort of like bad things.

True, they can also identify danger.

But in the book, I give an example about a woman who has an adopted daughter and she takes her to the first day of school.

She starts playing with another girl there that she also finds out he's adopted.

And then all of a sudden she stops and like, I can't believe I'm seeing this.

These girls are sisters.

And she saw like in their facial expression, they weren't exactly the same, but she could sort of detect the similarities in their sort of facial structure, in the way that they smile, the way that they move.

And she started talking to other people and said, no way, no one believes her.

The odds are staggering.

Right.

Exactly.

But she kept at it.

And lo and behold, they actually are sisters.

And what did she do with that information?