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Really, because the vast majority of my communication happens over phone, text or the interent. Micro expressions don't exist in these medium at all, and are t
by grovegames 10y ago
Really, because the vast majority of my communication happens over phone, text or the interent. Micro expressions don't exist in these medium at all, and are therefore not nearly as important as you're giving them credit. Critical thinking is important, but don't mix that with sour grapes.
- gens 10y agoTone...
- mlmlmasd 10y agoLanguage exists in this medium - language that computers cannot mimic or understand the way humans do. There is also intonation, pauses, etc.
- sqeaky 10y ago> anguage that computers cannot mimic or understand the way humans do Yet.
- grovegames 10y agoTone, intonation, and pauses add color to the language, and are by no means required. Think of them like spices, which add to the flavour, but not to the nutritional value or substance of the language. I have never had a thought I couldn't express with written words. Tone, intonation, and pauses can round out a story, or make communication slightly more succinct, but language exist both with and without these. And again, these are not required. And concerning the computers ability, a computer can capture microexpressions that we may miss by looking away to collect our thoughts or to remember something, etc... Computers can do this now, and there is no reason to expect this gets worse. As someone who is likely on the spectrum, I look forward to the day when a computer can tell me when people are bored of me talking to them. I'd like that very much.