Malcolm Gladwell
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Yeah, no, no, I do. And it makes me feel bad because I, you know, I mean, I feel for JJ because, It's you in this constant state of worry about that you're going to be perceived as cold or aloof and you're not.
Yeah, no, no, I do. And it makes me feel bad because I, you know, I mean, I feel for JJ because, It's you in this constant state of worry about that you're going to be perceived as cold or aloof and you're not.
After the break, Lucy Sullivan takes us behind the face and into the brain.
After the break, Lucy Sullivan takes us behind the face and into the brain.
You're like the LeBron James of facial recognition.
You're like the LeBron James of facial recognition.
My experience of you is dramatically different than your experience of me. I am forced to find alternate means of recognition. What those of us who have impairment in this area do is we get obsessed with all the other possible cues that we can use to identify somebody. And because they're not as reliable as the face, we're always getting into trouble.
My experience of you is dramatically different than your experience of me. I am forced to find alternate means of recognition. What those of us who have impairment in this area do is we get obsessed with all the other possible cues that we can use to identify somebody. And because they're not as reliable as the face, we're always getting into trouble.
I changed my shirt, but it's still me. This has been a lot of fun.
I changed my shirt, but it's still me. This has been a lot of fun.
Don't forget, listen to Fiasco, Iran-Contra, for the story of a not-so-secret scandal that captivated the United States. Fiasco is available where you're listening right now.
Don't forget, listen to Fiasco, Iran-Contra, for the story of a not-so-secret scandal that captivated the United States. Fiasco is available where you're listening right now.
This is an iHeart Podcast.
This is an iHeart Podcast.
I was a fan of John McWhorter long before I met him for the first time. McWhorter is a linguist at Columbia University and a music lover and a New York Times columnist, basically a Renaissance man. It was maybe 2019 when we first spoke. At the time, I was working on something about Tom Bradley, who was mayor of Los Angeles from 1973 to 1993.