What?

Okay.

How's that impossible?

I used to struggle with those crazy letters.

The nuns were all over me on those stuff.

So what we found really lucky that, and it was one of the people in my lab said, Carrie, I just heard about this place in something called hyperlexia. And it's this place in Elmhurst, Illinois, and there's specialists in it. It really sounds like Carl. And they were able to use... What did you say it was? Hyperlexia? Yeah, hyper. You know how there's dyslexia? It's also this thing they call hyperlexia. I think I knew a stripper by that name, but that's okay. Yeah. Oh, that's hyperlexia. I'm sorry. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She wore these really dangling kind of letters on her body, right? You know, very hot, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, so anyway.

There weren't 26 letters of the alphabet, I'll tell you.

She had some of her own special characters.

Yep, you don't even know.

I'm sure they're a letter in some language.

I'm not old enough to know these things.

So, no, but he learned verbal language through written language.

It was totally back, okay?

And, and so these, you know, and I just said to Melas,

and, you know, people talk about this.

And then it would be accessing basically when people talk about the collective unconscious.

That's probably what you're talking about is.

And then, and then also goes along with the fact that most people say, you know,

that not the biologists who are slicing up brains and staining and stuff and

say, oh, I'm going to find the cell that did this.

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