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To say this is to assume that no information is communicated through facial expressions, body language, tone, rhythm, etc. Furthermore, assuming all relevant in
by davesque 9y ago
To say this is to assume that no information is communicated through facial expressions, body language, tone, rhythm, etc. Furthermore, assuming all relevant information is contained in a person's words alone, it's also impossible to say that a particular bit rate representation of an utterance faithfully reproduces all of that information.
- andrewflnr 9y agoNon-verbal communication is definitely something for GP to consider, but doesn't change their point very much. The amount of information you can convey directly through your body is still a tiny fraction of what goes through your mind. And guess what, you still need tons of context to decode body language, rhythm, etc.