It is ubiquitous, and yet so unfamiliar".
Indeed, its unfamiliar new interface may be partly responsible for it.A few years ago PC sales were propped up by netbooks cheap and cheerful laptops which many market leaders aimed at students and emerging markets.
"The usual knee jerk reaction by the news media…" wrote a third, putting The Post in some unfamiliar company indeed.
At the risk of sounding pretentious, I could say that this is almost the Lacanian mirror-stage moment in a POV sequence: the seeing "I" experiences him or herself as an external reality, accentuated by the viewpoint of the audience for whom the narrator's face is unfamiliar or indeed entirely unknown.
Indeed, conflicting recollections are neither unfamiliar (recall the testimonies of Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill in 1991) nor surprising.
As an adolescent, I dream someday of moving to the most suburban of suburbs, where I will never have to look into another unfamiliar face, or indeed any faces at all.
Indeed, the show's only unfamiliar core character was the enigmatic science officer and second-in-command, Spock, whose devotion to logic — inherited, along with his pointy ears, from his Vulcan father — made him seem truly alien.
In China, indeed, the reaction of an audience unfamiliar with the sport – cheering when climbers fell, not when they succeeded – made it more confounding.
Chimpanzees may indeed yawn contagiously in response to unfamiliar individuals, but if so the magnitude of the effect is probably small and would require more subjects to detect statistically.
Indeed, if anything the response to unfamiliar faces showed a more image-invariant response in Experiment 2. The lack of a more invariant response to familiar compared with unfamiliar faces contrasts with the marked differences in the behavioral responses.
