There is an odd condition known as Prosopagnosia – a cognitive disorder where the ability to recognise familiar faces is impaired.
I could easily believe that something was placed in Sydney’s water to precipitate the condition en masse amongst the vast majority of the city’s population, with a particular concentration in Sydney’s east.
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