Ah, it&#x27;s funny because your comment made me very clearly imagine Angelina Jolie&#x27;s face out of the blue. Some famous people are easier to visualize than others (two examples I just experimented: Albert Einstein is easy to picture, while my brain can&#x27;t decide on Sarah Palin&#x27;s features). I had to work hard to find the Sarah Palin example: it&#x27;s been surprisingly easy to imagine celebrities.<p>Picturing people close to me is way harder. Maybe because I picture the famous people more as &quot;objects&quot; in my brain? Maybe I&#x27;m used to see them in still pictures and thus it&#x27;s easier for me to recall that picture as a cue? Maybe I have so many stimuli associated to people closer to me that my brain can&#x27;t decide on which one to cue from?<p>Qualia are so intriguing.