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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2026
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People born blind still make facial expressions. It's hard wired into us to make the expressions, even for a tiny moment, and suppressing those facial expressions is learned.
That's probably why I still laugh, cry, wince, widen my eyes in surprise, etc., when watching TV by myself.
So I don't think telepathy would change that behavior.
Yeah this. They're just miserable. There was an Outer Limits episode in the 90s or 00s where a guy in an apartment building got telepathy and it drive him insane.