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Is it normal for people to see their faces in their mind?
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Clarify?: I may need some clarification about what you mean. If you mean that you can and do imagine your exact face (at will) then you may have eidetic memory (like photographic), as most people can only conjure up an approximation. But perhaps I am off track with your question.
Answered 12/10/2013
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