Womens' Body Language, Ambiguity Of, Intractable Enigmas

Passmoore, Works Of Alexander & I.V.

One wonders why body-language persists, when it can so easily be misconstrued. Sub-optimal traits are supposed to either improve or go extinct. Regardless, it seems we are handicapped without it, as The Hackers' Dictionary explains: "...it is worth mentioning that many studies of on-line communication have shown that electronic links have a de-inhibiting effect on people. Deprived of the body-language cues through which emotional state is expressed, people tend to forget everything about other parties except what is presented over that ASCII link. This has both good and bad effects. The good one is that it encourages honesty and tends to break down hierarchical authority relationships; the bad is that it may encourage depersonalization and gratuitous rudeness. Perhaps in response to this, experienced netters often display a sort of conscious formal politesse in their writing that has passed out of fashion in other spoken and written media (for example, the phrase "Well said, sir!" is not uncommon)." Series Description: -Images pertaining to unsolvable questions of the most puzzling nature. From deadlocked social issues, to diametrically opposed viewpoints, an exploration of the dilemmas likely to give anyone a headache. Be warned: prolonged and fruitless cognition can be harmful to your health.