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less expressive way of communication (read: words typed as text without the body language) Are books less expressive than in-person communication? I'd say they
by glhaynes 16y ago
less expressive way of communication (read: words typed as text without the body language)
Are books less expressive than in-person communication? I'd say they're differently expressive.
- kunley 16y agoIf you can't see it, ask your manager. Or your manager's manager. Or someone who is actually using nlp or stuff like that. Or just grab a (any) book on psychology. But of course, if somebody doesn't want to think on it because I offended his beloved toy for communicating, he will tend to argue endlessly instead. That's one of the most basic human behaviors: everyone is justifying what he's spending time on.