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Malcolm Gladwell

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
2722 total appearances

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Podcast Appearances

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

But these two, and there's nothing romantic going on here.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

But these two, and there's nothing romantic going on here.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

He ghosts her.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

He ghosts her.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

He ghosts her.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

She's reeling. She's reeling.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

She's reeling. She's reeling.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

She's reeling. She's reeling.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

My name is Malcolm Gladwell. You're listening to revisionist history, my podcast about things overlooked and misunderstood. And since we're talking about misunderstandings, whatever you think is going on in this story right now, I promise you, you've got it wrong.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

My name is Malcolm Gladwell. You're listening to revisionist history, my podcast about things overlooked and misunderstood. And since we're talking about misunderstandings, whatever you think is going on in this story right now, I promise you, you've got it wrong.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

My name is Malcolm Gladwell. You're listening to revisionist history, my podcast about things overlooked and misunderstood. And since we're talking about misunderstandings, whatever you think is going on in this story right now, I promise you, you've got it wrong.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Like nothing happened.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Like nothing happened.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Like nothing happened.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yeah.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yeah.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yeah.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yes, yes, that's true. This happens to me all the time. I need to be exposed to a face, a person, on multiple occasions before their face becomes meaningful. Or even there, I don't know whether their face is becoming meaningful or that I'm developing so many other ways of recognizing them that I feel on safer ground.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yes, yes, that's true. This happens to me all the time. I need to be exposed to a face, a person, on multiple occasions before their face becomes meaningful. Or even there, I don't know whether their face is becoming meaningful or that I'm developing so many other ways of recognizing them that I feel on safer ground.

Hidden Brain
Do I Know You? (A Hidden Brain-Revisionist History special on facial recognition)

Yes, yes, that's true. This happens to me all the time. I need to be exposed to a face, a person, on multiple occasions before their face becomes meaningful. Or even there, I don't know whether their face is becoming meaningful or that I'm developing so many other ways of recognizing them that I feel on safer ground.