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A wide stance implies surefootedness and confidence. They are absolutely coached to appear the most certain they can when marketing/communicating statistics.
by kadomony 5y ago
A wide stance implies surefootedness and confidence. They are absolutely coached to appear the most certain they can when marketing/communicating statistics.
- turndown 5y agoIt just strikes me as weird. Nobody is going to be impressed by your power stance in some off-brand vans and jeans.
- ushakov 5y agoApple presenters look like typical old-money-rich people to me
- afandian 5y agoClearly someone thinks so. They convinced the UK Conservative party to do it a few years back. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=conservative+power+pose&t=ffab&iax=images&ia=images https://duckduckgo.com/?q=conservative+power+pose&t=ffab&iax... I don't think I've seen a single person who doesn't think it looks ridiculous.
- BonoboIO 5y agoThank you. Now my coffee is on am display. LOL.
- CottonMcKnight 5y agoI would wager there is a coach (or several) communicating with each live presenter via an earpiece.
- leetrout 5y agoCertainly a lot of full rehearsals.
- matt-attack 5y agoChrist they’re obviously coached on more than just their stance. Watch the hand and arm motions. The manner in which those motions are coordinated with the dialog. It’s all one choreographed dance. Those paying close attention will even notice the similarities between speakers. I recall Craig F. doing the same fingers-meet-fingers posture as the MBP lady from todays presentation.