Hannah Fry on selfies: we think we know what we look like, but we'll never really know
Briefly

Before the advent of mirrors, most people had a limited acquaintance with their own appearance, relying on the perceptions of others to shape their self-image.
The Biami tribe's initial reactions to seeing themselves in Polaroids reflect a profound moment of self-awareness, showcasing the transformative power of photography.
The gap between our self-perception and reality invites introspection, suggesting we might be overly generous in our self-assessment, as we know ourselves only from within.
Technological advancements like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 enable new levels of self-discovery through photography, bridging the gap between imagined selves and reality.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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