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There’s a huge difference between analyzing emotions and being well-trained on a spectrum of behaviors. You may spend hours at a therapist to understand your ow
by wruza 2y ago
There’s a huge difference between analyzing emotions and being well-trained on a spectrum of behaviors. You may spend hours at a therapist to understand your own emotions, but then you go out and are expected to read people in seconds. That’s nonsense. I will even say bullshit. You may just know the social protocols better, but there’s nothing to analyze usually. It’s all common bugs in the heads of those you communicate with. The true analysis could be possible if people expressed their emotions properly, but most social games are almost designed to be as misleading as possible.
- anon-3988 2y ago> It’s all common bugs in the heads of those you communicate with. The problem is that people are not equipped to fix those bugs, its very hard to fix a bug with a buggy software after all. Which is why, a second opinion, in this case, an AI (or a therapist, a friend, etc) will help significantly. I _should_ have commented on it, but I kept quite. If he really wanted to know what went wrong, I should have told him what happened, but I don't know that. If he had some ML chatbot analyzing the images and such, he would have had a second opinion.