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He also had difficulties recognizing colors, faces, and everyday objects, yet he was surprised to find that he could still write.
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The human brain prefers happy faces, recognizing them more quickly than those with negative expressions.
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"This will be the largest issue that my generation ever faces, and I think more and more students are recognizing that, " says Nick Devonshire, who is finishing his freshman year at Dartmouth College.
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