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And I'm Robert Crilwich. This is Radio Lab. The podcast. The podcast. Hey, I'm Jad Abumrad. And I'm Robert Quilwicz. This is Radio Lab. The podcast. The podcast. So today on Radio Lab, we've got a shorty for you, but it's a goodie. It's a goodie. We're going to introduce you to two different people. I am V.S. Ramachandran at the University of California, San Diego. I direct the Center for Brain and Cognition there. Okay, my name is Dr. Carol Berman. I'm at NYU Medical Center. I'm a psychiatrist. So those are our two folks, and they're going to tell you two different stories. But really, it's the same story, just two different versions of it in a way. That's right. That's right. And we start with Carol Berman.

So my patient, who is this 37-year-old patient, comes back to her house and sits next to this man who's wearing a red plaid shirt, trucking boots.

This woman looks at this man, doesn't quite know what to make of him.

I think the jeans she recognized and the boots, and she takes a look at him and says,

who are you? And he says to her, well, who are you? Come over here and give me a kiss.

So she leans in, little tentatively, gives him a kiss. But it feels wrong. Everything about

this situation feels wrong. She was thinking this is some

strange man who's sitting here in, you know, her husband's clothing. This did not look like her

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