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You are right. Body language can (and should) always interpreted with the context in mind. What we did was to describe the case which fits 90% of the time – wit
by motine 11y ago
You are right. Body language can (and should) always interpreted with the context in mind. What we did was to describe the case which fits 90% of the time – without blurring the cards with exception disclaimers (e.g. this person may also be on medication for his/her eyes or a tiny fly just poked the eye).
We will start writing a little intro to the cards: context is important and there are always exceptions to the rule.
Thanks for the input.