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Again pop-sci loves to invent terms and then sell those terms. Psychology is regularly guilty of this. This is not a "phenomenon" with "invisible power" and it
by iandanforth 4y ago
Again pop-sci loves to invent terms and then sell those terms. Psychology is regularly guilty of this.
This is not a "phenomenon" with "invisible power" and it doesn't need a litany of semi-awed, near mystical, and pseudoscientific testimonials. That's just nonsense branding.
This isn't new or magical and there are other services that do just this with less BS.
- kelnos 4y agoYeah, I was pretty turned off by that. I clicked on the link wondering if it was some sort of cloning technology, or perhaps just some sort of video editing/generation technology, but was disappointed to see it's just "co-working" or "physically-present emotional support" if you want to capture the essence of it. Sure, that latter term is a bit wordy, but "body doubling" is IMO just a very strange thing to call this.