Andrew Huberman· PhD
The first is something called weak central coherence. Weak central coherence is essentially an inability to see the forest through the trees. It's a hyper acuity and focus on details within a given environment.
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The first is something called weak central coherence. Weak central coherence is essentially an inability to see the forest through the trees. It's a hyper acuity and focus on details within a given environment.
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Anorexics, are very good at identifying the face. They find it much faster than do non-anorexics, which is really interesting, right? They somehow are able to hone in on details and find those details and fixate on those details.
The first is something called weak central coherence. Weak central coherence is essentially an inability to see the forest through the trees. It's a hyperaccuity and focus on details within a given environment. You miss the big picture.