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> how to control your stance or manner Quite "easy". Put a pebble in your shoe, or some scotch tape on your skin. You'll behave differently > Someone (human)
by F_r_k 8y ago
> how to control your stance or manner
Quite "easy". Put a pebble in your shoe, or some scotch tape on your skin. You'll behave differently
> Someone (human) trained to differentiate authors of handwritten text can often still do so even if an author is actively trying to write differently.
That was never proven. Please cite a (good) source or I'll take it to be false
- rqs 8y agoTime to bring up this educational video: https://youtu.be/JASUsVY5YJ8?t=280 https://youtu.be/JASUsVY5YJ8?t=280
- dmos62 8y ago> Please cite a source. I can't, though I think you could argue about it deductively. > That was never proven. I guess you can't provide a source either :) > Put a pebble in your shoe, or some scotch tape on your skin. If someone you know well did that, would you be able to differentiate his limp from someone else's? I am sure you could. I think it's intuitive that our "limp" betrays features of our normal behaviour.