> Especially when it comes to socializing, learning facial cues, and being able to express emotions. Maybe if we raise a generation that doesn't rely on facial

> Especially when it comes to socializing, learning facial cues, and being able to express emotions. Maybe if we raise a generation that doesn't rely on facial cues to recognize emotions as much we'll end up with a society that's more open and understanding to people who struggle with interpreting facial and other non-verbal cues for other reasons, such as autism?