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Voice 1: So, how does a person get face blindness? Well, there are two ways. Some people with face blindness are born with the ability to recognize. But then, they suffer some kind of brain damage. Over thirty years ago, Lincoln Holmes was in a car accident. The accident damaged his brain. He can still do everything just like before — walk, talk, and work. But, since the accident, Lincoln can no longer recognize faces. He cannot even recognize people he knew before the accident happened. In the past, doctors thought that brain damage was the only way to get face blindness.
聲音1：那人們?cè)趺磿?huì)患臉盲癥呢？有兩種原因。有些臉盲癥患者出生時(shí)有辨認(rèn)能力。但之后，他們?cè)庥隽四撤N腦部損傷。30多年前，林肯·霍爾姆斯出了車(chē)禍。那場(chǎng)事故損傷了他的大腦。他仍能像以前一樣做任何事情——走路、說(shuō)話和工作。但是，發(fā)生車(chē)禍后，林肯再也無(wú)法辨認(rèn)面部了。他甚至認(rèn)不出事故發(fā)生前認(rèn)識(shí)的人。過(guò)去，醫(yī)生曾認(rèn)為腦部損傷是導(dǎo)致臉盲癥的唯一原因。
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