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Facebook subconcious recognitionunless your not on fb.
A friend told me once that he thought he could predict the next song on the radio. I said that this was not 1950 anymore and for the last 20 years you've heard the same songs in the same order at the same time of day Mr. Pavlov.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 8141520 Ha! Pavlov....kinda funny, and possibly more true than some would realize.
When I first registered for FB, it was the start-up alternative for MySpace, where you were supposed to use your real name as a basis for a more intelligent, mature method of social interaction. Within a few months a French Canadian cousin found me.
By the time my friends both near and far started using their minute to minute updates like twitter does now, I had started to wander away from the chatter. I just rather be absorbed here, reading much more vital and interesting info, then read that Jack just made chili, or, Roxanne is signing off to bring Electra to ballet class. Albiet, while it's nice to know which friend is performing where, and who's new album is being mastered, I prefer to talk directly about life events.
So-ooooo.... I doubt it's THAT FORM of subconscious facial recognition.
Well, I guess it's just probably one of those mysteries that find us all inter-related when all is said and done.
Maybe it wasn't about ME meeting them. Maybe it was about them meeting me. If so, I hope it proves to be a positive experience!
