Re: Trust pills anyone?/ Faces

[Guest guest]

>

> There is some evidence that facial expressions, many of them,

aren't learned

> but are genetically programmed. I have read stories about explorers

who

> contacted isolated tribes in the Amazon, Indonesia and other places

and would

> find that a set of facial expressions was universal. Confusion,

anger,

> happiness, and others were the same everywhere. Some other

expressions, mostly

> gestures rather than expression, were different.

>

> This makes sense. If as they say that 90% of communication is

nonverbal, it

> would be helpful is everyone had the same vocabulary. It would also

make sense

> that this vocabulary was innate.

>

I was really just trying to say that even in communication that is

non-verbal many like Tom said manipulate data.

I was saying that i believe that people lie to themselves because

their own truth is not as sniny(spotless, or pure as the would like

others to believe.

They simply want other to believe they are good people, they just

want people to believe that but they really aren't willing to work on

themselves to actually embody what they believe. Lying is easier and

cheaper(initally)

[Guest guest]

> >

> I was really just trying to say that even in communication that is

> non-verbal many, like Tom said; manipulate data.

Commas count(sorry)