> I have noticed that it's harder to feel people as fully human when they're little 2D movies. Even moreso when they're disembodied voices. I've had the opposi

> I have noticed that it's harder to feel people as fully human when they're little 2D movies. Even moreso when they're disembodied voices. I've had the opposite feeling. With cameras on, everyone looks at each other's faces for cues on when to start speaking, but the lag leads to people speaking over each other. There are a bunch of "oops, sorry" moments followed by a lot of awkward pausing while we try to climb back out of the uncanny valley.