I'm thinking too of the everyday mindreading. "I know what
   you're thinking".* Or when people sit around trying to discern
   someone's intent based upon their body language, the look on
   their face, the intonation of the voice, etc. It took me a lot
   of years to understand why I fared so poorly on school tests
   that asked, "WHAT IS THE AUTHOR'S INTENT?" when I scored so well
   on everything else. There's a whole school of thought about this
   'thing' called "mindblindness".* And.. it's wrong. Everybody's
   mindblind.* But some people are predictable.* The reason I did
   poorly on those questions is it asked me to predict a
   stereotypical reason why an author would say such-and-such a
   thing.* Well, I don't think in stereotypes. Took 30 years to
   realize the problem wasn't "me".* I really thought it was me.*
   It's not.