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This is a very interesting quote, as it applies to those who have been diagnosed with a motor skill impairment. The implication of the quote is that those who have been sharp for a long time will lose their motor skills as they age. In other words, if you were to ask someone how many fingers they see when looking at someone's hand, chances are they will have trouble counting them.
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