> people are constantly inadvertently cutting each other off It's more an effect of not seeing faces / missing some very subtle social cues that help in having

> people are constantly inadvertently cutting each other off It's more an effect of not seeing faces / missing some very subtle social cues that help in having "rounds" in a conversation. But you get used to it and learn to counter it, and besides I know a handful of people who cut others off in real life as well.